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Not so social media: Twitter use in the conference sector [PDF]
This research forms part of a larger project funded by Meeting Professionals International (MPI) focusing on the future of business events . In this paper we investigate the motivations for social media use within a professional event context.
Wood, E, Dixon, SJ
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Social media use and impact during the holiday travel planning process [PDF]
Through an empirical study among holiday travellers, residing in the Former Soviet Union Republics, this paper presents a comprehensive view of role and impact of social media on the whole holiday travel planning process: Before, during and after the ...
Buhalis, Dimitrios +5 more
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The Use of Social Media by UK Local Resilience Forums [PDF]
The potential uses of social media in the field of emergency preparedness, resilience and response (EPRR) are varied and interesting. The UK government have produced guidance documents for its use in the UK EPRR field but evidence of use is poorly ...
Meaton, Julia, Stringer, Lisa
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Making social media research reproducible [PDF]
The huge numbers of people using social media makes online social networks an attractive source of data for researchers. But in order for the resultant huge numbers of research publications that involve social media to be credible and trusted, their ...
Hutton, Luke, Henderson, Tristan
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEPTION AND USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN DISTANCE AND OPEN LEARNING BY FACULTY OF UNIVERSITAS TERBUKA INDONESIA [PDF]
The study aimed to find the relationship between the perception and use of social media towards the paradigm shift of teaching as design science for faculty of Universitas Terbuka, Indonesia.
Setiani, Made Yodhi +3 more
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Adolescent wellbeing and social media use [PDF]
Section A: Presents a narrative literature review using a systematic search methodology of studies examining statistical moderators of social media use and adolescent wellbeing.
Campbell, E.
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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is likely to enhance the risk of addictive social media use (SMU) as people spend more time online maintaining connectivity when face-to-face communication is limited.
Nan Zhao, Guangyu Zhou
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There has been an increased interest in social media that is attributed to the rapid growth in the media use. Covid-19 has also significantly heightened the interest, with organisations relying more on social media.
Joan Ndung'u +2 more
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Co-present phone use is often associated with disruptions in couple interactions, a phenomenon commonly described as phubbing or technoference. This systematic review consolidates the evidence base and critically evaluates the conceptual, measurement ...
Michal Frackowiak +3 more
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Social media has become an integral part of daily life, particularly among young adults, yet the psychological motives driving social media engagement remain underexplored.
Martin Wolgast +2 more
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