Program for Sunday, July 21st: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY, JULY 21ST: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:30 Awards Ceremony & Keynote

11:00-11:20

“Posting is the new asking for it”: Support for Scholars Coping with Online Harassment

Shandell Houlden, Jaigris Hodson, George Veletsianos, Chandell Gosse

11:20-11:40

“Deep Trouble”: Understanding the Problems of Deepfakes through News Media Coverage

Jacquelyn Burkell, Chandell Gosse, Marta Kopp

11:40-12:00

Still Not Dead: An updated analysis of the Russian Facebook Advertisements prior to the 2016 US

Barbara Tarter, Stephen Catt

12:00-12:20

Detecting Coordinated Political Message Diffusion Amplification during the 2018 U.S. Senate

Nara Yoon, James Eakins, Jeff Hemsley

11:00-11:20

Online pre-election campaign by polls and likes

Ksenia Tsyganova, Dmitri Tsyganov

11:20-11:40

Extending the extremes: a survey of factors that amplify extreme speech in political discourses on Indian

A. Panda, L. Bozarth, H. Zhang, M. Mohapatra, S. Chakraborty, J. Pal

11:40-12:00

Gender, Party, and the Kavanaugh Nomination: American State Legislators on Twitter

James Cook

11:00-11:20

A Tweet is Not Just a Tweet: public sector understandings and analysis of social media customer service

Jessamy Perriam

11:20-11:40

Use of social media as an educational tool: Perspectives of Mongolian university educators

Uugangerel Bold, Borchuluun Yadamsuren

11:40-12:00

Social media use in high school settings: Rules, outcomes, and educational opportunities

Vanessa Dennen, Stacey Rutledge, Lauren Bagdy

12:00-12:20

Examining social media use by immigration agencies in Canada: privacy, quality and effectiveness

Maria Gintova

11:00-11:20

Scholarship Reconsidered: Examining New Scholars’ Social Media Practices

Christine Greenhow, Bret Staudt Willet, Holly Marich

11:20-11:40

Twitter Activity at Recent LIS Research Conferences: An Inner-Disciplinary Comparison and Discussion of Future Research

Dan Albertson

11:40-12:00

The expert in the debate: Mapping scholarly contributions to the 2018 Australia Day debate across social

Axel Bruns, Jean Burgess, Kim Osman

12:00-12:20

Public or scholarly engagement? Investigating who shares climate research on Twitter

Rémi Toupin, Florence Millerand, Vincent Larivière

14:00-14:20

Canadian Perspectives on Privacy and Trust -- Now and Then

Janis Goldie, Sara Bannerman, Angela Orasch, Leslie Regan Shade

14:00-14:20

Connected Seniors: Practice, Attitude, and Well-Being Enabled by Social Media

Guang Ying Mo, Zack Hayat, Barry Wellman, Esther Brainin, Molly-Gloria Harper

14:00-14:20

Trust & Mistrust in Wikipedia: Evaluating information and information policies

Zachary McDowell, Matthew Vetter, Jonathan Obar

14:00-15:00

Disclosing sexual violence via MeToo and the formation of digital intimacies, privacy and trust

Kaitlynn Mendes, Rachel Loney-Howes, Anabel Quan-Haase

14:00-15:00

Roundtable on Online Hate and Foreign Policy: Insights from Canada’s Digital Inclusion Lab

Priya Kumar

15:30-15:50

Comparing Twitter Use by a Government Organization and State Watchdog Institution for Environmental Regulatory Governance

Madeleine Martin

15:50-16:10

Cultural ecosystem service delivery in dykelands and marshes using Instagram: A case of the Cornwallis (Jijuktu'kwejk) River, Nova Scotia,

Yan Chen, Camille Caesemaecker, Tuihedur Rahman, Kate Sherren

16:10-16:30

Examining human decision making factors toward wildfire evacuation using Twitter

A. Nara, N. Luo, S. Ghanipoor Machiani, A. Ahmadi, K. Tominaga, M.-H. Tsou

16:30-16:50

What characterizes communication within echo chambers on Twitter? An empirical analysis of the communicative content shared within an echo chamber in the climate

Daniel Lundgaard

15:30-15:50

Chilling Effects of Profiling Activities: Exploring the Consequences of Big Data-Driven Surveillance

C. Lutz, S. Velidi, A. Tamò-Larrieux, M. Büchi, E. Fosch Villaronga

15:50-16:10

Whose privacy? How “user” shapes messages about digital privacy

Clara Hanson

16:10-16:30

Through an open source browser window: Interventions for networked privacy

Karen Louise Smith

15:30-15:50

How it Actually Works: Creator Imaginaries of the YouTube Algorithm as Recursive Governance

Thomas MacDonald

15:50-16:10

Cascading Inaccuracies on Tumblr: Technological Affordances, User Actions, and Digital Activism

Sarah Woloschuk, Anabel Quan-Haase

16:10-16:30

Designing a Mobile Crowdsourcing Application Prototype to foster Shared Responsibility in a

Chei Sian Lee, Hamzah Osop, Dion Goh, Sei-Ching Joanna Sin

15:30-15:50

An exploration of interorganizational trust in social media platform partnerships

Donna Smith, David Nieborg

15:50-16:10

Make new friends, but keep the old? University student social media use and friend networks

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

16:10-16:30

Why are We Distracted by Social Media? Examining Reasons for Distraction by Social Media, its Relation to Personality and Distraction

Christina Koessmeier, Oliver B. Büttner

16:30-16:50

The Hidden Cost of Connectivity: The Nature and Impact of Online Harassment Among Scholars in Higher

Chandell Gosse, George Veletsianos, Jaigris Hodson, Shandell Houlden

08:30-09:00 Registration & Coffee

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break & Spin-n-Win (30 min)

12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Self-Organized: 1h 30min)

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break & Spin-n-Win (30 min)

19:00-21:30 Post-conference Boat Tour Around Toronto Islands