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Electronic Bulletin Boards: A Case Study of Computer-Mediated Communication

Abstract Some observational data are presented on the use of an electronic bulletin board that serves a community of users within a single company. The major purposes for which this bulletin board is used are identified and some use patterns are given. Opportunities for human factors research on this technology are discussed.

Raymond S. Nickerson | R. Nickerson

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