Titlebook: Social Informatics; 10th International C Steffen Staab,Olessia Koltsova,Dmitry I. Ignatov Conference proceedings 2018 Springer Nature Switz

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Longitude

Process Workflow in Crowdsourced Digital Disaster Responses social media and data aggregation communities within the domain of Digital Humanitarian Networks. Our findings suggest practical implications for both the digital humanitarian organisations and government of the disaster-prone countries.

neuron

Diversity in Online Advertising: A Case Study of 69 Brands on Social MediaHow does a brand’s content diversity compare to its audience diversity – Is any lack of diversity simply a reflection of the audience?; and (3) How does brand diversity relate to user engagement – Do users of a particular demographic engage more if their demographics are represented in a post?

Fulminate

Fake News as We Feel It: Perception and Conceptualization of the Term “Fake News” in the Media and conceptualization after 2016. These outcomes expand the understandings on the usage of the term “fake news”, helping to comprehend and more accurately characterize this relevant social phenomenon linked to misinformation and manipulation.

挑剔小責(zé)

Inferring Human Traits from Facebook Statusesas for understanding what information a model is extracting. Using performance and extracted features we analyze models built on social media. The real world problems we explore include gendered classification bias and Cambridge Analytica’s use of psychographic models.

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miracle

Process Workflow in Crowdsourced Digital Disaster Responsesced information to warrant confidence that the data satisfies the standard of engagement, production and analysis. We do so by studying a digital disaster response organisation - Humanity Road - through fifteen response operations across thirteen countries using digital ethnography over a period of

URN

Transitory and Resilient Salient Issues in Party Manifestos, Finland, 1880s to 2010slts achieved by means of these methods within specialized social science disciplines. This study joins previous efforts towards the mainstreaming of a specific computational method in the political science field of salience research. Rather than joining previous studies on the influence of the salie

Benzodiazepines

Diversity in Online Advertising: A Case Study of 69 Brands on Social Mediaain under- or inappropriately represented in advertising. Previous research has studied how people react to culturally embedded ads, but such work focused mostly on print media or television using lab experiments. In this work, we look at diversity in content posted by 69 U.S. brands on two social m

Spinal-Fusion

Communication Based on Unilateral Preference on Twitter: Internet Luring in Japanattachment explain a large part of the formation of online social networks (OSN). Unilateral preference is also assumed to have important roles in OSNs, where high searchability exists with no geographical restriction. To observe unilateral preferences in a social network, we analyzed a user network