The fifth issue of Volume 5 of The International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society has now been published.

Volume 5, Number 5 contains:

• Bridging the Knowledge Gap in Developing Societies: A Field Study of Indonesia, Vietnam and Myanmar by Ravi S. Sharma, Arista Wirawan, Samuel Goh Chia Foong and Ye Min Win.
• Using Technology to Remove the Artificial Partition between Clinical Problem-solving and Leadership Decision-making by Kandy Smith, Joseph E. Farmer, Mike Jacobs and Todd Harlan.
• A Comparative Web Site Analysis of Public Relations and Advertising Agencies as Originators of Communication in Turkey by Cisil Sohodol Bir, H. Kemal Suher and ?dil Karademirlidag Suher.
• Northrop Frye’s Mass Man is Martin Heidegger’s Standing Reserve: Reflections on Mass Culture by James Cunningham.
• Earth’s Life-Supporting Buffers: Technology and Knowledge to Sustain Society by Peter E. Black.
• Engaging Ideological Infrastructures: The Challenge of Implementing a Digital First-Year Writing Curriculum by Michele Ninacs.
• Translate Plug-Ins Help Bridge Cultural Divides: Google Translate as a Tool for the Monolingual by Andrew Wohrley.
• Foreign Language Skills and the Use of Technology by Celia Esplugas and Maria J. Cabrera-Puche.
• e-Learning Design and its Relationship and Rapport to Culture by Laila Oubenaissa-Giardina.
• An Integrated Virtual Ethnographic Study: Use of Computerised Social Networks to Transfer Tacit Knowledge for Mass Collaboration in the IT Workplace by Mehmet Yildiz.
• The Use of Technology in Rural Human Service Agencies by Brenda Moore, Larry Watson and Hugh Clark.
• The Social Ontologies of the Internet by Kevin J. Lande.
• The Effectiveness of WIPE for Identification of Online Pornographic Images by Paul Laughton.
• Financial Sustainability for an Information and Communication Technology Project in the Community Sector: Critical Success Factors by Keri Logan and Barbara Crump.
• Knowledge Management Supported with Semantic Annotation by Gerardo Sanchez-Schmitz, Mario Barcelo-Valenzuela, Alonso Perez-Soltero, Fernando Martin-Rubio, Jose Tomas Palma-Mendez and Ricardo Rodriguez-Carvajal.