Creating a More Transparent Internet

1. Introducing the Perspective Web P. Vossen and A. Fokkens; Part I. Theoretical Background: 2. Perspectives from a social psychological and communication scientific perspective C Beukeboom and I Vermeulen; 3. Computational linguistics for subjectivity P Nakov; Part II. Social Impact: 4. Perspectives in a social context: The role of communication I Vermeulen, C Beukeboom; 5. Linguistic perspective in written discourse K van Krieken and J Sanders; 6. The meso level: Perspectives in a social context R Neo; 7. The macro level: Perspectives embedded in society, culture and technology H Vu; Part III. Mediating Perspectives: 8. The mediation of online information J Noordegraaf and T Poell; 9. The source and its encoding. Reflections on metadata in digitized and born-digital media collections E Hoyt; 10. Knowledge-making on techno-commercial platforms: The example of facebook J Anderson Schwarz; 11. Content, form and reception: Perspectives from digital media data Christina Neumayer; 12. Quality and perspectives D Ceolin, J Noordegraaf and L Aroyo; 13. Mining and modelling perspectives P. Vossen and A. Fokkens; 14. Natural language processing tasks for the extraction of perspectives C van Son, R Morante and P Vossen; 15. Towards automatic discovery of diverse perspectives S. Chen, D. Khashabi and D. Roth; 16. Formal representation and extraction of perspectives A Gangemi and V Presutti; 17. The user perspective in professional information search S Verberne; 18. Harvesting perspectives in social media T Caselli and M Nissim; 19. GRaSP: A model for the perspective web P. Vossen and A. Fokkens.