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2016 International Conference on Social Media & Society (#SMSociety

09:00 UTC

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

10:30 UTC

Session 1A: Big Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

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

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

14:45 UTC

Session 3A: Journalism & Propaganda PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

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

09:00 UTC

Award Ceremony & Keynote: Helen Kennedy PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

10:45 UTC

Session 4A: Privacy: Disclosure, Risk & Benefit PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

10:46 UTC

Commercial Social Media and the Academic Library: A Critical Examination of the Impact on Patron Privacy PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Rethinking Social Media Information Disclosure: An Application of Users and Gratifications Theory PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Watching me watching you: How observational learning affect self-disclosure on SNS PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 “What Is It And How Did It Get Here?” Factors Related To Advertising Place And The Use Of Personal Data Influencing User Acceptance Of Facebook Ads PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

13:45 UTC

Session 5A: Dark Side of Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

13:46 UTC

Non-public eParticipation in social media spaces PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 When status updates become evidence of gang involvement: The prosecutorial affordances of social media use in New York City courtrooms. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 [CANCELLED] What frustrates you? An empirical analysis of negative emotional consequences of social media use. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 “Not your personal army”: vigilantism as a rhetorical figure among citizens who solve crimes online PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

15:30 UTC

Session 6A: Trust & Credibility PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

15:31 UTC

Applying Warranting Theory to Online Third Party Marketplaces: The Effects of Information Uniqueness and Product Type PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Corporate power, institutional resistance, and online exchanges PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The Retransmission of Rumor-related Tweets: Characteristics of Source and Message PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Which Post Will Impress the Most? Impression Formation Based on Visual and Textual Cues in Facebook Profiles PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02