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Electronic Word of Mouth (e-WOM) Foursquare: The New Social Media [PDF]
Binus Business Review, 2013 The development of communication technology and Internet-based information encourage the emergence of new changes in the marketing world. Customer-oriented makes it an effective medium for the activities of Word-of-Mouth (WOM).
Rita Rita +2 more
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Seduction as control: Gamification at Foursquare [PDF]
Management Accounting Research, 2021 Abstract Post-disciplinary accounting research has drawn attention to the potential for technologies such as big data analytics and social media to enact new forms of surveillance and control, thereby transforming work, identity and producing anxiety.
Chris Chapman +2 more
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Foursquare and the parochialization of public space
First Monday, 2013 The mobile social network Foursquare has gained popularity in the last few years among both users and businesses. This article explores how the use of Foursquare changes and impacts people’s sense of place. Drawing on the work of Lofland (1998) on the social production of space, we argue that as new socio–spatial information (i.e., who checks in where)
Lee Humphreys, Tony C. Liao
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Temporal Predictability of Online Behavior in Foursquare [PDF]
Entropy, 2016 With the widespread use of Internet technologies, online behaviors play a more and more important role in humans’ daily lives. Knowing the times when humans perform their next online activities can be quite valuable for developing better online services, which prompts us to wonder whether the times of users’ next online activities are predictable.
Chen, Wang, Gao, Qiang, Xiong, Huagang
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Breaking Reality: Exploring Pervasive Cheating in Foursquare [PDF]
DiGRA Digital Library, 2011 This article explores the notion of cheating in location-based mobile applications. Using the popular smartphone app Foursquare as main case study, it addresses the question if and how devious practices impact the boundaries between play and reality as a negotiated space of interaction.
René Glas
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Jumping for Fun? Negotiating Mobility and the Geopolitics of Foursquare [PDF]
Social Media + Society, 2016 Rather than assume that there is some universal “right way” to engage social media platforms, we interrogate how the location-based social media practice known as “jumping” played out on the popular service Foursquare. We use this case to investigate how
Germaine R. Halegoua +2 more
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, 2011 The paper explores the rise of digital cartography and subsequently location-based services, using Foursquare as case study. In fact, the rise of smartphones and wireless technologies have made Internet ubiquitous and online services accessible from anywhere.
Martini, Marco De
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Relational POI recommendation model combined with geographic information [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2022 Point of interest (POI) recommendation is a popular personalized location-based service. This paper proposes a Geographic Personal Matrix Factorization (GPMF) model that makes effective use of geographic information from the perspective of the ...
Ke Li +3 more
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Photobiomodulation: The Forth Side of Tissue Engineering Foursquare. [PDF]
J Lasers Med Sci, 2022 Fekrazad S, Fekrazad R.
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Popularity dynamics of foursquare micro-reviews
Proceedings of the second ACM conference on Online social networks, 2014 Foursquare, the currently most popular location-based social network, allows users not only to share the places (venues) they visit but also post micro-reviews (tips) about their previous experiences at specific venues as well as "like" previously posted tips.
Marisa A. Vasconcelos +4 more
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