As people flock to services like Airbnb, Uber, and TaskRabbit, the sharing economy has become a prominent research topic in Computer Science, especially in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). As shown in the figure below, research on the sharing economy has almost doubled year by year, and seemed to start declining after 2015. Our study reviews the existing computing literature in this space and suggests where future efforts can go. [Link] [Cross-posted from Grouplens]  Fig 1. Publication counts in ACM DL as HCI and Non-HCI, and all venues from 2010 to 2016. Our corpora encapsulates all papers up to July 2017, but 2017 is not shown here because a full year of publication results was not available.
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Talking about stuff in life is easy. Even is writing up a literature review on a topic. But blog posts, hmm, I'm not so sure - it's like having conversation with the whole world, instantly. So, hello world!  |
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