新的社会阶层人士统战工作的路径探索——基于温岭市“网联会”的个案调查

随着我国经济转型步伐的加快及科学技术发展的日新月异,多种样式的新兴业态如雨后春笋般涌现,新的社会阶层所涵盖的范围不断扩大,数量不断增长,对经济社会发展的影响和贡献也越来越大。新形势下如何做好新的社会阶层人士统战工作是我们党亟需认真研究的重大政治课题,关系到我们党如何团结一切可以团结的力量,与社会各阶层结成最广泛的统一战线,实现中华民族伟大复兴中国梦的重大问题。作为新的社会阶层代表的网络界人士,在维护网络安全、影响社会舆论等方面发挥着举足轻重的作用,当下做好网络界人士的统战工作具有十分重大的意义。近年来,温岭市以"网联会"为载体,秉持"充分尊重、广泛联系、加强团结、热情帮助、积极引导"的理念,积极开拓,多措并举,扎实推进网络界人士统战工作,取得了积极的成效,其经验值得借鉴。

Influence of "Internet +" on Financial Accounting and Its Reform Analysis

Since the ＂lnternet ＋＂ was put forward, it has brought new vitality to the development of various industries in just a few years, but also has brought many unprecedented problems. ＂lnternet ＋＂ has great influences on the traditional ac- counting theory, accounting talents, corporate accounting information security, which were summarized in this paper.

Exploiting Geo-Social Correlations to Improve Pairwise Ranking for Point-of-Interest Recommendation

Recently, as location-based social network(LBSN) rapidly grow, point-of-interest(POI) recommendation has become an important way to help people locate interesting places. Nowadays, there have been deep studies conducted on the geographical and social influence in the point-of-interest recommendation model based on the rating prediction. The fact is, however, relying solely on the rating fails to reflect the user's preferences very accurately, because the users are most concerned with the list of ranked point-of-interests(POIs) on the actual output of recommender systems. In this paper, we propose a co-pairwise ranking model called Geo-Social Bayesian Personalized Ranking model(GSBPR), which is based on the pairwise ranking with the exploiting geo-social correlations by incorporating the method of ranking learning into the process of POI recommendation. In this model, we develop a novel BPR pairwise ranking assumption by injecting users' geo-social preference. Based on this assumption, the POI recommendation model is reformulated by a three-level joint pairwise ranking model. And the experimental results based on real datasets show that the proposed method in this paper enjoys better recommendation performance compared to other state-of-the-art POI recommendation models.

The 15th China Internet Conference(CIC) Held in Beijing

Hosted by the Internet Society of China（ISC）,the 15th China Internet Conference（CIC）was held in Beijing from June 21-23,2016.The theme of the CIC is Fostering the Prosperity of Internet Economy,Promoting the Construction of a Cyberpower.Mr.Wu Hequan,the president of ISC delivered a welcome speech,showing his warming welcome to all the participants.During the Great Masters’Dialogue,Inductees of the Internet Hall of Fame,

Employment Creation and Investment Attraction by Means of the Internet Portal of Puebla （Mexico） Government

Some transactional governmental services are now offered to citizens world-wide by means of the internet. Principally, these transactions consist of applications for birth certificates, tax payments, payments of fines, however, very rarely, or never can someone incorporate a business by means of e-government services. Rare also, are cases in which the consequences of business incorporation can be evaluated through the internet--for example employment creation or the attraction of investments. With respect to business incorporation the internet portal of the government of the state of Puebla is of no help, since it must be done in person in every case.

Proximity association in polygynous western black crested gibbons (Nomascus concolor jingdongensis): network structure and seasonality

We investigated the structure and seasonality of the proximity network in a group of polygynous western black crested gibbons (Nomascus concolor) using social network analysis. The spatial proximity changed seasonally and was affected by temperature and rainfall. Preferred proximity association was not distributed randomly among individuals. Kinship was one explanation for the social structure, as offspring preferred to maintain close proximity with their mothers. The proximity of infants to mothers decreased with age, and independent offspring had lower proximity to mothers than dependent ones. We found that the adult male had different proximity relationships with two different adult females. The frequency of proximity between the male and the infant-carrying female was significantly higher than that between the male and the female who had immigrated carrying one offspring of uncertain paternity into the group. Infanticide avoidance and/or predation protection for dependent infants might explain the proximity relationship differences. Temperature influenced group proximity association, with individual proximity increasing in the cold months and decreasing in the hot months. Group proximity decreased in months with higher anthropogenic disturbance.

Teaching and Learning on the Internet： A New Model of University, the International Telematic University UNINETTUNO

The convergence of telecommunications and computer science, the realization of computer-based networks and the integration of languages, by overcoming space and time constraints, gave rise to the globalization process and to the development of the knowledge society. We are facing a true revolution that is based on the multiplication of knowledge and its corresponding applications, but also on the knowledge codification, memorization and knowledge transfer. The challenges that educational institutions, and the University in particular, are called to face are linked to the fact that classrooms or lecture halls are no longer the only places where one can follow study courses： anybody from anywhere, if he has the required technological equipment and the appropriate materials can build his own environment to carry on his own educational and self-learning process. This is the reason why we need to identify new models of university and psycho-pedagogic theories allowing for the development of new Internet-based teaching and learning models by carrying on research work. This paper describes the university model proposed by International Telematic University UN1NETTUNO, rapidly become acknowledged at an international level.

The Links between Attachment and Cyberaddiction

The growing importance of the new technologies raises the question of the relationship between the individual and the digital world. One of the main motivations of internet usage is social communication. Among the few studies concerning internet usage and the attachment, most suggest a predisposition of insecure people to the excessive internet usage. All participants completed two self-administered questionnaires： RSQ （relationship scale questionnaire） and 1AT （internet addiction test）. The self-administered questionnaires were put online： The link to the form was distributed by emails and social networks. Our results show a link between attachment anxiety and problematic internet usage. Internet could provide people having an attachment anxiety style a more reassuring environment to interact with others. The attachment preoccupation is a factor related to the problematic Intemet usage. A management that takes into account the motivations related to attachment may reduce recourse to the virtual world.

On the Multi-media Assisted Interpreting Teaching Strategies

This paper discusses the strengths of using the intemet and building corpus in interpretation teaching. The authors propose multi-media assisted interpretation teaching strategies such as building a small -sized controlled internal interpretation corpus, encouraging students to search information via the internet, and conducting teacher-student, student-student communication at all levels via E-mall, BBS, skype-in-English, audio/video conference and etc.

From ＂Fast-Thinking＂ to ＂Slack-tivism＂： Remarks Concerning the Web-Mediated Social Space

The invention of the World Wide Web, especially the Web 2.0, originally led some sociologists to believe that this tool would have favoured the creation of a ＂collective intelligence＂ able to spread and increase the level of democracy in the society. Nowadays, as a matter of fact, Information and Communications Technologies （ICTs） continue excluding part of the population and contribute to a top-down organisation of the main streams of information neutralising active potentialities and risking, paradoxically, to isolate users who are not aware of the mechanisms of the lnternet. The ＂doxic＂ acceptance of web contents, structures, and tools indeed precludes some kinds of knowledge and some different models of participation, with significant consequences on the social construction of reality. As a result, a tendency emerges towards a virtual-only participation and the click-tivism seems more and more to be turning into a form of slack-tivism.

After the Internet： New Technologies, Social Issues, and Public Policies

This article addresses the evolution of the Internet from a loosely organized, decentralized, and pluralistic system to the Next Internet, a tightly controlled, centralized and commodified system under corporate and government control. Drawing on a political economy perspective, it begins by addressing the technologies that comprise the Next Internet. These include Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics, and the Internet of Things whose convergence raises significant issues in the political economy of communication and society. The paper concentrates specifically on military, environmental, economic, privacy, and labor problems. It concludes by considering the significance of viewing the Next Internet as a public utility like electricity and water.

A social tag clustering method based on common co-occurrence group similarity

Social tagging systems are widely applied in Web 2.0.Many users use these systems to create,organize,manage,and share Internet resources freely.However,many ambiguous and uncontrolled tags produced by social tagging systems not only worsen users' experience,but also restrict resources' retrieval efficiency.Tag clustering can aggregate tags with similar semantics together,and help mitigate the above problems.In this paper,we first present a common co-occurrence group similarity based approach,which employs the ternary relation among users,resources,and tags to measure the semantic relevance between tags.Then we propose a spectral clustering method to address the high dimensionality and sparsity of the annotating data.Finally,experimental results show that the proposed method is useful and efficient.