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2016 International Conference on Social Media & Society (#SMSociety

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08:30 UTC

Registration and Coffee Reception PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

09:00 UTC

Keynote: Susan Halford PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

10:15 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

10:30 UTC

Session 1A: Big Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 1B: The Urban Experience PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Session 1C: Academia PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 1D: Analytics & Data Mining PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 1E: Social & Antisocial Behaviour PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

10:31 UTC

Big Data Methods and Methodology: prospect for innovations or stuck in traditions? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The Method to the Madness: The 2012 United States Presidential Election Twitter Corpus PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 What can big data analysis approaches to social media tell us about the relationship between illicit drug use communities, public discourse and social change? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Мapping and understanding affective publics on Twitter: Refugees and the Paris Attacks PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Exploring the Relationship Between a ‘Facebook Group’ and Face-to-Face Interactions in ‘Weak-Tie’ Residential Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Space vs. Place: Comparing Space-based Movements and Place-based Experiences at the Roskilde Festival 2015 PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Using 3D social worlds to enhance participatory urban planning PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 [CANCELLED] How Twitter reveals Cities within Cities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Examining individual and collective factors affecting the adoption of social media by inter-institutional research teams PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Scholars' Imagined Audiences and their Impact on Social Media Participation PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social Media in Academia: iSchools and their Faculty Members on Twitter PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social media usage in engineering student design teams: project perceptions from highly centralised students PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Accuracy of User-Contributed Image Tagging in Flickr: A Natural Disaster Case Study PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Embedded Metadata and the Circulation of Images: Tracking, Storing and Stripping PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Everyday Socio-Political Talk in Twitter Timelines: A Longitudinal Approach to Social Media Analytics PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Temporalities of Personal Analytics: emerging patterns of engagement with temporal data about the self PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Defining Courage: Examining Social Media & Traditional Media Response to Caitlyn Jenner’s ESPY Award PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Meaner on mobile: Incivility and impoliteness in communicating online PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 The Roles of Sensation Seeking and Gratifications Sought in Social Networking Apps Use and Attendant Sexual Behaviors PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 What role can digital technologies play as persuasive messages in preventing sexual violence against girls and women in public spaces (trains, metros, buses)? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

12:00 UTC

Lunch (self-organized) TBA

13:30 UTC

Panel 2A: Digital Wildfire: examining the spread of provocative and inflammatory content on social media and exploring opportunities for the responsible governance of digital social spaces PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 2C: Identity: Professions, Institutions & Culture PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 2D: Social Media Access & Use PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01

13:31 UTC

Beyond the Screen Shot: Applying Filmic Methods to Online Identity Production PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Cultural Identities in Wikipedias PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Working 24/7: Identity management strategies as boundary mechanisms in a greedy institution. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 An Exploration of the Uses and Gratifications (U&G) of Twitter and its Features PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Examining the Moderating Role of Personality Traits in the Effect of Microblogging Usage on Social Capital PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 The Social Structuration of Six Major Social Media Platforms in the United Kingdom: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and Pinterest PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01

14:30 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

14:45 UTC

Session 3A: Journalism & Propaganda PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 3B: Visual Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Session 3C: Business PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 3D: Crisis Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 3E: Health & Wellness PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

14:46 UTC

An Information Visualization System to Assist News Topics Exploration with Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Networked Media and Citizen Journalism in Tunisia. Insight from An European Project PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Redefining Propaganda in the Internet Age: Social Media Wars between ISIS and the US PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The affordance effect: Gatekeeping and (non)reciprocal journalism on Twitter PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Analysing found non-text social media data: Options and challenges PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Hacking the mundane? A Pride-Turned-Protest on Instagram PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Interrogating the reaction GIF: making meaning by repurposing repetition PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 When does the narwhal bacon? Internet memes as markers of online group identity PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 A comparative study of social media banking PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 An Space-Time Approach to Profile Places based upon Social Media Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Exploring the Similarities of Influencers in Online Brand Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social Network Marketing: A Segmentation Approach to Understanding Purchase Intention PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 (Re-)Appropriating Instagram for Social Research on Obesity PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Feasibility Study of Social Media for Public Health Behaviour Changes PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Older adults mobilize social support via digital networks: Initial findings from the fourth East York study PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Quantifying Self-Reported Adverse Drug Events on Twitter: Signal and Topic Analysis PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Digital humanitarians: creating and connecting ‘online crisis communities’ in the aftermath of a humanitarian disaster. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Grieving in the 21st Century: Social media’s role in facilitating supportive exchanges following community- level traumatic events PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Tracing Networks of Influence: Digital Innovations in the Crisis Response to the 2015 Nepal Earthquakes PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Mapping Resistance in the Digital Public Sphere: Counter-Surveillance on Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01

16:15 UTC

Break TBA

16:30 UTC

Poster Reception PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

18:45 UTC

Dinner (self-organized) TBA