Catherine A. Middleton

Publications

• Beyond Broadband Access: What Do We Need to Measure and How Do We Measure It?
• Do mobile technologies enable work-life balance?: Dual perspectives on BlackBerry usage for supplemental work
• Management of broadband technology innovation: Policy, deployment and use
• The multi-layers of digital exclusion in rural Australia
• Delivering services over next generation broadband networks
• Intersections between connectivity and digital inclusion in rural communities
• Converging on an NBN future
• An exploration of user-generated wireless broadband infrastructures in digital cities
• My how you've grown! eProcurement in the post-dot-bomb era
• The impact of facilities and service-based competition on internet services provision in the Canadian broadband market
• Beyond broadband access: What do we need to measure and how do we measure it?
• Personal ICT ensembles and ubiquitous information systems environments: Key issues and research implications
• Multilevel governance and broadband infrastructure development: Evidence from Canada
• South asian heart risk assessment (SAHARA): Randomized controlled trial design and pilot study
• Women, smartphones and the workplace: Pragmatic realities and performative identities
• Canada's telecommunications policy environment
• Conceptualizing user satisfaction in the ubiquitous computing era
• A critical analysis of media discourse on information technology: Preliminary results of a proposed method for critical discourse analysis
• Broadband and network environmentalism: The case of one million acts of green
• Can broadband support environmental sustainability? : AAn exploration of claims at the household level
• Living the good life: How content providers can better conceptualize the content requirements of the ubiquitous technology user
• Global diffusion of broadband: Current state and future directions for investigation
• Is mobile email functional or dysfunctional? Two perspectives on mobile email usage
• Applying Habermas' validity claims as a standard for critical discourse analysis
• What if there is no killer application? An exploration of a user-centric perspective on broadband
• The discourse of learning technology in Canada: Understanding communication distortions and their implications for decision making
• Who needs a 'killer app'? Two perspectives on content in residential broadband networks
• Asynchronous computer conferencing in the MBA classroom
• When mobile is the norm: Researching mobile information systems and mobility as post-adoption phenomena
• Regulation, investment and efficiency in the transition to next generation broadband networks: Evidence from the European Union
• Technological literacy and interrupted internet access
• Canada, Libraries and the Digital Economy
• Doing Business on the Internet: Insights From Information Systems and Organizational Theory Research
• An Analysis of Canadians’ Scope of Internet Usage
• Beyond broadband access: what do we need to measure and how do we measure it?
• Converging on an NBN future: Content, connectivity, and control – a symposium overview
• Are Users Up to Speed? The Demand Side of Sustainable Broadband
• Communication technologies in the information society : informing our understanding of Canada's digital economy
• Communication technologies in the information society : informing our understanding of Canada's digital economy
• Beyond Access: Engaging Citizens in the Information Society
• Exploring consumer demand for networked services: the importance of content, connectivity, and killer apps in the diffusion of broadband and mobile services
• A Framework for Investigating the Value of Public Wireless Networks
• A Framework for Investigating the Value of Public Wireless Networks
• Canada's Telecommunications Policy Environment
• Beyond broadband access: what do we need to measure and how do we measure it?
• Delivering Services Over Next Generation Broadband Networks: Exploring Devices, Applications and Networks
• Applying Habermas’ validity claims as a standard for critical discourse analysis
• Evaluating the web presence of voluntary sector organizations: an assessment of Canadian web sites
• Delivering Services Over Next Generation Broadband Networks: Exploring Devices, Applications and Networks
• An Analysis of Canadians’ Scope of Internet Usage
• Applying Habermas’ validity claims as a standard for critical discourse analysis
• Evaluating the web presence of voluntary sector organizations: an assessment of Canadian web sites
• A Tale of Two Systems: Success and Failure in a Single Information System Implementation
• Extending and Improving Broadband Infrastructure in Canada: Learning from Australia's National Broadband Network Initiative
• Extending and Improving Broadband Infrastructure in Canada: Learning from Australia's National Broadband Network Initiative
• A Tale of Two Systems: Success and Failure in a Single Information System Implementation
• Can Broadband Support Environmental Sustainability? An Exploration of Claims at the Household Level
• Can Broadband Support Environmental Sustainability? An Exploration of Claims at the Household Level
• Converging on an NBN future: Content, connectivity, and control – a symposium overview
• Are Users Up to Speed? The Demand Side of Sustainable Broadband
• Canada's Telecommunications Policy Environment
• Broadband Internet Usage Outside the Home: Insights from a Study of Toronto Internet Cafés
• Broadband Internet Usage Outside the Home: Insights from a Study of Toronto Internet Cafés
• Doing Business on the Internet: Insights From Information Systems and Organizational Theory Research
• Exploring the contradictions of mobility: a case study of BlackBerry users in Canada
• Exploring the contradictions of mobility: a case study of BlackBerry users in Canada
• Conceptualizing the (non) users of the internet
• Conceptualizing the (non) users of the internet
• Canada, Libraries and the Digital Economy
• Developing Municipal Wireless Infrastructure
• Developing Municipal Wireless Infrastructure
• A Question of Scarcity: Spectrum and Canada's Urban Core
• Beyond Access: Engaging Citizens in the Information Society
• Exploring consumer demand for networked services: the importance of content, connectivity, and killer apps in the diffusion of broadband and mobile services
• Citizen Involvement during the CRTC’s Let’s Talk TV Consultation
• A Question of Scarcity: Spectrum and Canada's Urban Core
• A Digital Health Intervention to Lower Cardiovascular Risk: A Randomized Clinical Trial
• Citizen Involvement during the CRTC’s Let’s Talk TV Consultation
• A Digital Health Intervention to Lower Cardiovascular Risk: A Randomized Clinical Trial
• Questions About 'Next Gen' Broadband Inspired by Australia's NBN
• Questions About 'Next Gen' Broadband Inspired by Australia's NBN
• Setting the stage: wireless broadband networking in North America
• Illusions of Balance and Control in an Always-On Environment: A Case Study of BlackBerry Users
• Illusions of Balance and Control in an Always-On Environment: A Case Study of BlackBerry Users
• Open Access Broadband Networks in Alberta, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand
• Panel Title: Municipal Wireless Networks: Hot Spots for Mobile Business or Just Hot Air?
• Fiber To The Home (FTTH) And Competition: Developments In The Netherlands & Canada
• Is it good to share? A case study of the FON and Meraki apporaches to broadband provision
• Is it good to share? A case study of the FON and Meraki apporaches to broadband provision
• Fiber to the home unbundling and retail competition: developments in the Netherlands
• Fiber to the home unbundling and retail competition: developments in the Netherlands
• International Perspectives on ICT Strategies: the Australian National Broadband Network
• International Perspectives on ICT Strategies: the Australian National Broadband Network
• Moral fibre: should policymakers ‘do what is right’ and promote all-fibre broadband networks? Catherine Middleton weighs up the arguments
• How connected are Canadians? Inequities in Canadian households' internet access
• Moral fibre: should policymakers ‘do what is right’ and promote all-fibre broadband networks? Catherine Middleton weighs up the arguments
• South Asian Heart Risk Assessment (SAHARA): Randomized Controlled Trial Design and Pilot Study
• South Asian Heart Risk Assessment (SAHARA): Randomized Controlled Trial Design and Pilot Study
• From Canada 2.0 to a Digital Nation
• How connected are Canadians? Inequities in Canadian households' internet access
• International Issues in Broadband Deployment and Use
• Learning from the Netcom trial: implications for the deployment of residential broadband networks
• Open Access Broadband Networks in Alberta, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand
• International Issues in Broadband Deployment and Use
• From Canada 2.0 to a Digital Nation
• Residential Broadband Networks: Preliminary Findings from a Canadian ‘Information Highway’ Trial
• How Usable Are Outdoor Wireless Networks?
• How Usable Are Outdoor Wireless Networks?
• Levando a política de comunicação para fora da cabine telefônica
• Levando a política de comunicação para fora da cabine telefônica
• Should the Internet Be Everywhere? Perspectives on Ubiquitous Internet Access
• Should the Internet Be Everywhere? Perspectives on Ubiquitous Internet Access
• Residential Broadband Networks: Preliminary Findings from a Canadian ‘Information Highway’ Trial
• Learning from the Netcom trial: implications for the deployment of residential broadband networks
• Panel Title: Municipal Wireless Networks: Hot Spots for Mobile Business or Just Hot Air?
• Fiber To The Home (FTTH) And Competition: Developments In The Netherlands & Canada
• Rural Broadband Development in Canada’s Provinces: An Overview of Policy Approaches
• Setting the stage: wireless broadband networking in North America
• How competitive is the Canadian residential broadband market? A study of Canadian internet service providers and their regulatory environment
• Intensity of Internet Use in Canada: Exploring Canadians' Engagement with the Internet
• New Communication Technologies: Understanding How Intranets and the Internet Can Be Used By Organizations
• How competitive is the Canadian residential broadband market? A study of Canadian internet service providers and their regulatory environment
• Intensity of Internet Use in Canada: Exploring Canadians' Engagement with the Internet
• Rural Broadband Development in Canada’s Provinces: An Overview of Policy Approaches
• New Communication Technologies: Understanding How Intranets and the Internet Can Be Used By Organizations
• Is Mobile Email Functional or Dysfunctional? Two Perspectives on Mobile Email Usage
• Is Mobile Email Functional or Dysfunctional? Two Perspectives on Mobile Email Usage
• The Next Broadband Challenge: Mobile
• When Reality Meets the Mobile Imaginary: Exploring Constraints in Mobile Technology Use
• When Reality Meets the Mobile Imaginary: Exploring Constraints in Mobile Technology Use
• Who Needs a 'Killer App'? Two Perspectives on Content in Residential Broadband Networks
• What If There Is No Killer Application? An Exploration of a User-Centric Perspective on Broadband
• The Other Mobile TV: ATSC MDTV Broadcasting In Canada
• Understanding Internet Usage Among Broadband Households: A Study of Household Internet Use Survey Data
• Understanding Internet Usage Among Broadband Households: A Study of Household Internet Use Survey Data
• Women, smartphones and the workplace: pragmatic realities and performative identities
• The Deployment of Broadband Internet in Australia: Areas for Attention and Implications from Canada and Korea
• Who Needs a 'Killer App'? Two Perspectives on Content in Residential Broadband Networks
• Understanding the Benefits of Broadband: Insights for a Broadband Enabled Ontario
• The Next Broadband Challenge: Mobile
• The Deployment of Broadband Internet in Australia: Areas for Attention and Implications from Canada and Korea
• Understanding the Benefits of Broadband: Insights for a Broadband Enabled Ontario
• The Other Mobile TV: ATSC MDTV Broadcasting In Canada
• What If There Is No Killer Application? An Exploration of a User-Centric Perspective on Broadband
• Thinking through the basics: What we shouldn't take for granted about devices and networks delivering digital health services
• Thinking through the basics: What we shouldn't take for granted about devices and networks delivering digital health services
• The impact of facilities and service-based competition on Internet services provision in the Canadian Broadband Market
• Women, smartphones and the workplace: pragmatic realities and performative identities
• What if there is No Killer Application? An Exploration of a User-Centric Perspective on Broadband
• The impact of facilities and service-based competition on Internet services provision in the Canadian Broadband Market
• Technological Literacy and Interrupted Internet Access
• Technological Literacy and Interrupted Internet Access
• When mobile is the norm: researching mobile information systems and mobility as post-adoption phenomena
• What if there is No Killer Application? An Exploration of a User-Centric Perspective on Broadband
• When mobile is the norm: researching mobile information systems and mobility as post-adoption phenomena