We are relying on Twitter as one of the most used service for sharing links and news with colleagues and friends. Twitter is thus a good example for the power of the Artefact-Actor-Network model. In my personal blog I published the following article that is also interesting for this audience:
With the recent announcement from Twitter [...]

Happy New Year. Happy Easter. It’s already spring. Well, it took me some time to finish with this blog entry but as you may have noticed via Twitter or my personal blog, there is pretty much going on with Artefact-Actor-Networks right now.
After we presented the AAN model at the CollaborateCom 2009 in Washington, our first [...]

Artefact-Actor-Networks (AANs) are a theoretical model to link social networks and artefact network in order to make claims about the semantic relatedness between users and their respective artefacts. The general goal of AANs is to ease the understanding of how these to knowledge entities (Trier, 2005) are interconnected, how they influence each other and how [...]