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From article <1109@halley.UUCP>, by san@daffy.Berkeley.EDU (Steve Sanderson):
> 
> I attended the Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) conference in
> 1986 (I think that the right year...) and I remember at least one talk on the
> effects of e-mail.  Specifically, I think it was on e-mail implemented
> in the U.S. forestry dept. and how it showed information flow, redundant
> managers, how it affected the management structure, etc.  I really enjoyed
> the talk - it helped to inspire me to move into new areas.  Check out
> the proceedings, and the '88 (I think) proceedings also.  You may be
> able to get them thru ACM.

Three e-mail related studies were accepted in ACM TOIS(Transaction
on Office Information Systems) from CSCW conferences, those days:

%A R. E. Rice
%A D. E. Shook
%T Access to, Usage of, and Outcomes for an Electronic Messaging System
%J ACM TOIS
%V 6
%N 3
%P 255-276
%D July 1988

%A J. E. Evaland
%A T. K. Bikson
%T Work Group Structures and Computer Support: A Field Experience
%O Rand Corp.
%J ACM TOIS
%V 6
%N 4
%P 354-379
%D October 1988

%A Wendy. E. Mackay
%O MIT
%T Diversity in the use of Electronic Mail
%J ACM TOIS
%V 6
%N 4
%D October 1988
%P 380-397

I copied it from my old survey list, however, it may contain
some mistyping.
From my CSCW'88 proceeding,
J.E.Evaland's original title is "Work Grup Structures
and Computer Suppoort:A Field Experiment", and W.E.Mackay's original
title was "More than Just a Communication System: Diversity in the
Use of Electronic Mail".

-- yam

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