This book constitutes the proceedings of the Third International Conference on Internet Science held in Florence, Italy, in September 2016.
The 25 papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in this volume. They were organized in topical sections named: collective awareness and crowdsourcing platforms ̧ collaboration, privacy and conformity in virtual/social environments; internet interoperability, freedom and data analysis; smart cities and sociotechnical systems.

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This volume contains the papers presented at INSCI 2016, the Third International Conference on Internet Science, held on September 12-14, 2016 in Florence. This conference brought together researchers from across the world to help further develop the emerging discipline of Internet Science. Internet Science is an interdisciplinary field that explores the sociotechnical nature of the Internet through the lenses of Computer Science, Sociology, Art, Mathematics, Physics, Complex Systems Analysis, Psychology, Economics, Law, Political Sciences, and more. Internet Science aims to bridge these different views and theories, in order to create a more holistic understanding of the Internet and its impact on society. In particular, Internet Science asks crucial questions like: How do people behave in the Internet? Are they changing their lifestyle and how? Can the Internet promote sustainability, cooperation, and collective intelligence? Can it support open democracy and policy making? How can the awareness of possibilities and dangers of the Internet be promoted? What about topics like intellectual property, privacy, reputation, and participation? What are the juridical aspects of the Internet? What about arts and humanities in general? This conference was built on the success of on the First International Conference on Internet Science, which was held on April 9-11, 2013 and the Second International Conference on Internet Science -Societies, Governance, and Innovation" on May 27-29, 2015, which both took place in Brussels, Belgium organized by the FP7 European Network of Excellence in Internet Science - EINS project, with the support of the European Commission. The organizers of the Third International Conference on Internet Science wish to thank their organizing partners (The University of Bologna, The Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, The University of Florence, and The University of Southampton) for their help and support. We would like to thank the %Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation% (CAPS) initiative for their support of this conference. The CAPS initiative aims at designing and piloting online platforms creating awareness of sustainability problems and offering collaborative solutions based on networks (of people, of ideas, of sensors), enabling new forms of social innovation. The theme of the Third International Conference on Internet Science was %Openness, Collaboration and Collective Action%. This theme aimed to further explore how the Internet can act as a sociotechnical layer to allow people to collaborate and coordinate in open and heterogeneous ways. This theme was further realized by a number of thematic topics: - Collective Awareness and Crowsourcing platforms - Collaboration, Privacy, and Conformity in Virtual/Social Environments - Internet Interoperability, Freedom, and Data Analysis - Smart Cities and Sociotechnical Systems

Front Matter....Pages I-XI
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Incentive Mechanisms for Crowdsourcing Platforms....Pages 3-18
Results of a Collective Awareness Platforms Investigation....Pages 19-26
Debate About the Concept of Value in Commons-Based Peer Production....Pages 27-41
Collective Intelligence Heuristic: An Experimental Evidence....Pages 42-54
Collective Awareness Platforms and Digital Social Innovation Mediating Consensus Seeking in Problem Situations....Pages 55-65
E-Government 2.0: Web 2.0 in Public Administration. Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Studies Program....Pages 66-73
WikiRate.org – Leveraging Collective Awareness to Understand Companies’ Environmental, Social and Governance Performance....Pages 74-88
SOCRATIC, the Place Where Social Innovation ‘Happens’....Pages 89-96
Application Design and Engagement Strategy of a Game with a Purpose for Climate Change Awareness....Pages 97-104
Collective Intelligence or Collecting Intelligence?....Pages 105-111
Front Matter....Pages 113-113
Non-trivial Reputation Effects on Social Decision Making in Virtual Environment....Pages 115-122
Small Group Processes on Computer Supported Collaborative Learning....Pages 123-132
Perceived Versus Actual Predictability of Personal Information in Social Networks....Pages 133-147
Conformity in Virtual Environments: A Hybrid Neurophysiological and Psychosocial Approach....Pages 148-157
Front Matter....Pages 159-159
Interoperable and Efficient: Linked Data for the Internet of Things....Pages 161-175
Stable Topic Modeling with Local Density Regularization....Pages 176-188
An Empirically Informed Taxonomy for the Maker Movement....Pages 189-204
Semantic Integration of Web Data for International Investment Decision Support....Pages 205-217
An Analysis of IETF Activities Using Mailing Lists and Social Media....Pages 218-230
Assessing Media Pluralism in the Digital Age....Pages 231-238
Front Matter....Pages 159-159
Responsible Research and Innovation in ICT – A Framework....Pages 239-243
End-to-End Encrypted Messaging Protocols: An Overview....Pages 244-254
Front Matter....Pages 255-255
Making Computer and Normative Codes Converge: A Sociotechnical Approach to Smart Cities....Pages 257-277
Smart Cities Tales and Trails....Pages 278-290
Privacy Through Anonymisation in Large-Scale Socio-Technical Systems: Multi-lingual Contact Centres Across the EU....Pages 291-305
The Butlers Framework for Socio-Technical Smart Spaces....Pages 306-317
Public Transportation, IoT, Trust and Urban Habits....Pages 318-325
Back Matter....Pages 327-328

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