The second Web Science Conference (WebSci 2010) will be held in conjunction with WWW2010 at the Raleigh Convention Center on April 26-27. Interested authors, please see the call for papers. The submission deadline is January 29. Possible topics for submission include:

• On-line lives: individuals and organizations shopping, dating, learning, networking
• Trust and privacy
• Evolving  technologies – protocols, practice and policies
• The pro-human web in an unequal world: access, inequalities and agendas for change
• Web futures: possibilities critiques and challenges
• The Web and the state: nationalism, politics, democracy
• Governance control and power
• Knowledge, education, and scholarship – the potential and effects of crowdsourcing and long tails
• Intellectual property and the Commons
• The dark side of the Web – such as cybercrime, pornography and terrorism

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