RESET considers the Internet as a necessary subject of enquiry and research in order to understand the social world. Rather than arguing for the specificity of the Internet as a media form, the journal’s objective is to integrate the study of the Internet into the wider social sciences. Though the journal generally publishes sociology articles, it is also a forum for academics to interact with colleagues from other disciplines within the social sciences. Produced by a society, Recherches en sciences sociales sur Internet, the journal has published one themed issue a year since it was created in 2012. All its back issues are available in open access on Revues.org.