Program for Thursday, July 19th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JULY 19TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30 Welcome & Keynote

11:00-11:20

Viral Design: User Concepts of Virality on the Niche Social Media Site, Dribbble

Jeff Hemsley, Sikana Tanupabrungsun

11:20-11:40

Snap, Scroll, Repeat: Routine Engagements with and Understandings of Visual Communication Among

Michelle Gorea

11:40-12:00

Liking the Game: How Can Spectating Motivations Influence Social Media Usage at Live Esports Events?

Max Sjöblom, Lobna Hassan, Joseph Macey, Maria Törhönen, Juho Hamari

12:00-12:20

Detecting Twitter Bots That Share SoundCloud Tracks

A. Bruns, B. Moon, F. Münch, P. Wikström, S. Stieglitz, F. Brachten, B. Ross

11:00-11:20

Democratic Participation through Crocheted Memes

Ella Taylor-Smith, Colin Smith, Michael Smyth

11:20-11:40

Social Media in Agenda-setting: The Elsipogtog First Nation and Standing Rock Sioux Tribe

Jill Hopke, Molly Simis-Wilkinson, Patricia Loew

11:40-12:00

Social Media Obstacles in Grassroots Civic Mobilizations

Mylynn Felt, Delia Dumitrica, Rhon Teruelle

11:00-11:20

A Year of Discursive Struggle Over Freedom of Speech on Twitter: What Can a Mixed-Methods Approach Tell

Ehsan Dehghan

11:20-11:40

Multi-stakeholder dialogue for policy recommendations on algorithmic fairness

Helena Webb, Ansgar Koene, Menisha Patel, Elvira Perez Vallejos

11:40-12:00

Exploring Selective Exposure and Selective Avoidance Behavior in Social Media

Sanna Malinen, Aki Koivula, Teo Keipi, Ilkka Koiranen

12:00-12:20

(Anti-)Echo Chamber Participation: Examing Contributor Activity Beyond the Chamber

Ella Guest

11:00-11:20

A Message’s Persuasive Features in Wikipedia’s Article for Deletion Discussions

Lu Xiao

11:20-11:40

Influencers in Polarized Political Networks on Twitter

Felipe B. Soares, Raquel Recuero, Gabriela Zago

11:40-12:00

Young People as Political Influencers on Social Media: Skepticism and Network Thinking

Joel Penney

12:00-12:20

Good KPI, Good Influencer? Evaluating Success Metrics for Social Media Influencers

Jan-Frederik Gräve, Annika Greff

14:00-15:00 1-Minute Madness Posters

14:00-15:00

Social media and peer networks: hybrid convergence or creative destruction?

Mathieu O'Neil, Lene Pettersen, Aske Kammer

14:00-15:00

Virtual legal communities: Support, resistance and storytelling about the law in the social media

Anat Peleg, Siobhan Holohan, Tanya Serisier, Lieve Gies

14:00-15:00

Online Persuasion Mechanisms and Processes – A Research Agenda

Lu Xiao, Rosanna Guadagno, Jeffrey Hemsley, Anabel Quan-Haase

15:30-15:50

Living with HIV/AIDS: Exploring Vloggers' Narratives on YouTube

Gagan Jindal, Yuting Liao

15:50-16:10

The Effect of Implicit Theory of Personality on SNS

Hongmin Ahn, Sang Yeal Lee, Ji Young Lee

16:10-16:30

Examining online vaccination discussion and communities in Twitter

Xiaoyi Yuan, Andrew Crooks

16:30-16:50

Netflix and Ill? Emotional and Health Implications of Binge Watching Streaming TV

Jacob Groshek, Sarah Krongard, Yiyan Zhang

15:30-15:50

Coding together in a social network: collaboration among GitHub users

Dorota Celińska

15:50-16:10

#allislove. The SKAM Commentary Track: Co-Narrating a Cross-Media Series

Signe Sophus Lai

16:10-16:30

The BigFoot Initiative An Investigation of Digital Footprint Awareness in Social Media

Kevin Koidl, Owen Conlan, Wessel Reijers, Mark Farrell, Melissa Hoover

15:30-15:50

Twitter, Gab, and Racism: The Case of the Soros Myth

Ivan Kalmar, Christopher Stevens, Nicholas Worby

15:50-16:10

Shouting at the wall: Does Negativity Drive Ideological Cross-posting in Brexit Facebook Comments?

Michael Bossetta, Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Chris Zimmerman, Duje Bonacci

16:10-16:30

Refusing a Handshake Shakes the World: How Collapsing Contexts Complicate Legitimacy Construction in Networked

Lea Stahel

16:30-16:50

“People who defend their homeland”: motivations for joining and being active in an anti-immigration group on

Andra Siibak, Anu Masso

15:30-15:50

Unpredictably Trump? Predicting Clicktivist-like Actions on Trump’s Facebook Posts During the 2016 U.S. Primary

Marc Esteve Del Valle, Alicia Wanless-Berk, Anatoliy Gruzd, Philip Mai

15:50-16:10

Who Speaks for the Past? Social Media, Social Memory, and the Production of Historical Knowledge in Contemporary

Jun Liu

16:10-16:30

The Uncensored Masses: 2016 Turkish Coup Attempt in Facebook Video Posts

Oylun Apak

16:30-16:50

Political Issues that Spread: Understanding Retweet Behavior During the 2016 U.S. Presidential

Jeff Hemsley, Sam Jackson

17:00

The Refugee/Migrant crisis dichotomy on Twitter: A network and sentiment perspective

Adina Nerghes, Ju-Sung Lee

17:00

Examining the Role of Second Screening in Influencing Political Engagement

Hsuan-Ting Chen

17:00

A Study of Global Media Network Influence with the Social Network Analysis

Debao Xiang

17:00

Dissemination of Scientific Research and Knowledge by Spanish Public Research Institutions in Social Networking

Hernández-García, Acquila-Natale, Chaparro-Peláez, Iglesias-Pradas

17:00

Acceptance Tweeting: An Analysis across Six Major Conferences in the Social Sciences

Christoph Lutz, Gemma Newlands

17:00

Celebrities’ Campaign Candor: Discourse Analysis of Political Voice on Instagram

June Macon

17:00

Exploring adolescent social media use and high schools: Tensions and compatibilities

Stacey Rutledge, Vanessa Dennen, Lauren Bagdy, Jerrica Rowlett, Shannon Burnick

17:00

Towards an Understanding of How Norwegian Social Influencers Negotiate Consumerism and Feminism on

Mathilde Hogsnes, Kjeld Hansen

17:00

Do Read the Comments: Comparative Analysis of Audience Engagement with International Sailing Race

Svetlana Grushina

17:00

Hashtags: Call to action or conversation starter?

Adrienne Hall-Phillips, Te-Lin Chung, Olivia Johnson

17:00

Transitions in Social Media Use Between High School and College: From Panopticon to Wild West?

Vanessa Dennen, Lauren Bagdy, Hajeen Choi, Demetrius Rice, Ginny Smith

17:00

Opinion leaders’ susceptibility to fake news and echo chambers

Sara Minaeian, Ariane Paquet-Labelle, Elizabeth Dubois

17:00

GoFundMe: Differences in Donation Amounts Based on Donor Visibility & Campaign Category

Sarah Jayne A. Connick-Keefer, Stuart I. Hammond

17:00

Early public responses to the Zika-virus on YouTube: Prevalence of and differences between conspiracy theory and informational

Adina Nerghes, Peter Kerkhof, Iina Hellsten

17:00

Data Collection from Gab.ai : Working with and Building Tools for Undocumented APIs

Christopher Stevens, Nicholas Worby

17:00

Changes of Twitter Usage of Candidates During Election Campaign in Japan

Kenji Yoshimi, Daiji Hario

17:00

Content Aware Twitter Location Inference using Quadtree Spatial Indexes and Natural Language

Oluwaseun Ajao, Deepayan Bhowmik, Shahrzad Zargari

17:00

Share on archive – Addressing the challenges of sharing research data from social media

Johannes Breuer

17:00

Applications of ‘Co-Retweeted network analysis’ to Scientific Arguments on Twitter

Daisuke Yoshinaga, Mikihito Tanaka

17:00

Distant Mirrors: Reflections of Authoritative Rule in the Facebook Posting Habits of Syrian Refugees in

Anisa Abeytia

17:00

Good medicine tastes bitter? Emotional tone of social Q&A messages and query outcomes

Sei-Ching Joanna Sin, Chei Sian Lee, Xinran Chen

17:00

Nothing nice to tweet: Exploring increased negativity on Twitter over time through the lens of the Mediated Skewed Diffusion of Issues Information

Bree Mcewan, Jill Hopke

17:00

Social Access: Young People with Physical Disabilities Seek Acceptance through Digital Media

Herminder Kaur

17:00

The law, social media and the victimisation of women

Laura Bliss

17:00

From #RelationshipGoals to #Heartbreak – How does romantic relationship status effect the patterns of Instagram

Lili Fejes-Vékássy, Adrienn Ujhelyi

17:00

Social Media Activism: Goodbye Tweets from the Siege of Aleppo

Jaana Davidjants

17:00

Examining Social Media News Engagement in Six Asian Countries and The Roles of Political Social Networks and

Michael Chan, Hsuan-Ting Chen, Francis L. F. Lee

17:00

Public Discourse on Race: Analysis of Mass Shootings, Racial Identity, and Public Sentiment on

Kathy Tian, Camilla Wang

17:00

Exploring attitudes to ‘catfish’ impersonating and feigning illness online.

Jacqui Taylor, Andy Pulman, Olivia Tickle

17:00

”It Made Me Angry, I Commented on It!” The Impact of Reactions to News on Facebook on Commenting and

Mihály Kapornaky, Adrienn Ujhelyi

17:00

Psychological and demographic individual differences when evaluating the trustworthiness or credibility of social

Jacqui Taylor, Sinead Graham, Jack Minto-Lindgren, Ellie Millard

17:00

Influencing the Conversation on Male Suicide and Masculinity using Social Media Network data from the Man Up Documentary and

Marisa Schlichthorst, Kylie King, Jane Pirkis

17:00

Bystander Intervention in Social Networking Site Cyberbullying Incidents: An Expectancy Violations

Nicholas Brody

17:00

Identifying Patterns of Bot Interference across Election Campaigns on Twitter

Olga Boichak, Sam Jackson, Jeff Hemsley, Rebekah Tromble, Sikana Tanupabrungsun

17:00

Twitter’s Front Page: The Role of Agenda-setting Theory in Gatekeeping of Information on Twitter in France and

Albaraa Altourah

17:00

Anonymous social media apps - beyond the normative prescriptions of identity-based platforms

Killian O'Leary, Stephen Murphy

17:00

Engaging alumni on social media: What content influences alumni to give to their alma mater?

Adam Peruta

17:00

What can Twitter tell us about the opioid crisis in Canada?

Semra Tibebu

17:00

Building a profile of missing people: Who are we sharing on Facebook and Twitter ?

Simona Ciobotaru, Karen Shalev-Greene, Carl Adams, Craig Collie

17:00

Social Network Site and Belgium-Taiwanese Migrant: How Technology Helps Immigrant to acquire Social

Hsien-Ming Lin

17:00

Tweeting vaccine images: a social network analysis of pro- and anti-vaccination Twitter communities and

Elena Milani, Peter Webb, Emma Weitkamp

17:00

Seniors and smartphones: An examination from a usage and symbolic perspective

Michael Chan, Cicy Tong

17:00

Building Relationship among Stakeholder Partners in Social Media: A Baseline Study for Microfinance Institutions in the

Raffy Antes

17:00

#MHAW: Mental Health discourses on Twitter during Mental Health Awareness Week

Meiko Makita, Alejandro Bahena, Mahshid Abdoli, Amalia Mas Bleda

17:00

Social Comparison in the digital age of fashion blogging

Athena Choi

17:00

Consumers’ Online Preferences and Social Closeness

Ruby Saine, Maling Ebrahimpour

17:00

Networked selves and networked publics in academia: Investigating the bounds of personal and professional selves presented by academics through social media

Katy Jordan

17:00

Government Activities on Facebook: A content analysis of selected government ministries’ Facebook pages in

Shaharima Parvin

17:00

Comparing the Use of Facebook in Two Election Campaigns

Judit Bar-Ilan, Noa Aharony, Jenny Bronstein

17:00

Get That Son Of A Bitch Off The Field: A Digital Analysis of Donald Trump’s War Against the NFL

James Lowe, Katie Lebel

17:00

Passing the Torch to the Next Generation of Olympic Fans: An Exploration of the Digital Engagement Strategies Used During the 2018 Winter

Katie Lebel

17:00

From 13 Reasons Why to Suicide Watch: Reddit Discussions about the Controversial Netflix Series

Hua Wang, Haoran Chu, Anatoliy Gruzd

08:30-09:00 Registration & Coffee

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break

12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Self-Organized)

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break