The International Conference on Social Media & Society is less that 2 months away! The organizing committee and volunteers are looking forward to meeting everyone and geeking out on three full days of social media research. One of the highlights of the conference is the interactive Poster Presentation and Reception featuring ~50 posters on Thursday, July 19 at 17:00-19:30 (5:00-7:30 p.m.). You can see the list of accepted posters below.
If you are a poster presenter, here are some tips:
- Review a guide on “How to Create a Research Poster” or “How to Design an Award-Winning Conference Poster“
- Bring your poster to the conference on July 18 or 19 and leave it with our volunteers at the registration desk between 08:30-13:00 (8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.). Our volunteers will set up your poster for you.
- Poster boards (and velcro tape) will be supplied.
- Feel free to leave your poster up for viewing on the following day of the conference.
Poster Size Options
- One large poster in a landscape layout (AO paper size / 33.1 in Height x 46.8 in Width) or
- Two small posters in a portrait layout (A1 paper size / 33.1 in Height x 23.4 in Width) *Note: If you choose the A1 you will have to divide your content between the two (A1 size) posters, and the two A1 posters will be displayed in portrait mode side-by-side.
Where to print?
We suggest you print and bring your poster with you. However, if you have time and would prefer to print your poster in Copenhagen, there are some local options:
- Vester Kopi (Falkoner Alle 8, 2000 Frederiksberg, Denmark)
- Print.dk (Vesterbrogade 136A, 1620 København, Denmark)
Note: The Conference Organizers have not used these local print shops, so we are unable to confirm the cost or quality of their work.
2018 Posters
| Title | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| "It Made Me Angry, I Commented on It!” The Impact of Reactions to News on Facebook on Commenting and Sharing | Mihály Kapornaky and Adrienn Ujhelyi |
| #MHAW: Mental Health discourses on Twitter during Mental Health Awareness Week | Meiko Makita, Alejandro Bahena, Mahshid Abdoli and Amalia Mas Bleda |
| A Study of Global Media Network Influence with the Social Network Analysis | Debao Xiang |
| A Survey of Social Media Use for Political Participation in an African Context | 'Wale Oni |
| Acceptance Tweeting: An Analysis across Six Major Conferences in the Social Sciences | Christoph Lutz and Gemma Newlands |
| Anonymous social media apps - beyond the normative prescriptions of identity-based platforms | Killian O'Leary and Stephen Murphy |
| Applications of ‘Co-Retweeted network analysis’ to Scientific Arguments on Twitter | Daisuke Yoshinaga and Mikihito Tanaka |
| Building a profile of missing people: Who are we sharing on Facebook and Twitter ? | Simona Ciobotaru, Karen Shalev-Greene, Carl Adams and Craig Collie |
| Building Relationship among Stakeholder Partners in Social Media: A Baseline Study for Microfinance Institutions in the Philippines | Raffy Antes |
| Bystander Intervention in Social Networking Site Cyberbullying Incidents: An Expectancy Violations Approach | Nicholas Brody |
| Celebrities’ Campaign Candor: Discourse Analysis of Political Voice on Instagram | June Macon |
| Changes of Twitter Usage of Candidates During Election Campaign in Japan | Kenji Yoshimi and Daiji Hario |
| Communication as Play: A Pilot Study on Line Sticker Wars | Ke Chia Chen and Hsiaomei Wu |
| Comparing the Use of Facebook in Two Election Campaigns | Judit Bar-Ilan, Noa Aharony and Jenny Bronstein |
| Consumers’ Online Preferences and Social Closeness | Ruby Saine and Maling Ebrahimpour |
| Content Aware Twitter Location Inference using Quadtree Spatial Indexes and Natural Language Processing | Oluwaseun Ajao, Deepayan Bhowmik and Shahrzad Zargari |
| Data Collection from Gab.ai : Working with and Building Tools for Undocumented APIs | Christopher Stevens and Nicholas Worby |
| Dissemination of Scientific Research and Knowledge by Spanish Public Research Institutions in Social Networking Sites | Ángel Hernández-García, Emiliano Acquila-Natale, Julián Chaparro-Peláez and Santiago Iglesias-Pradas |
| Distant Mirrors: Reflections of Authoritative Rule in the Facebook Posting Habits of Syrian Refugees in Europe | Anisa Abeytia |
| Do Read the Comments: Comparative Analysis of Audience Engagement with International Sailing Race | Svetlana Grushina |
| Early public responses to the Zika-virus on YouTube: Prevalence of and differences between conspiracy theory and informational videos | Adina Nerghes, Peter Kerkhof and Iina Hellsten |
| Engaging alumni on social media: What content influences alumni to give to their alma mater? | Adam Peruta |
| Examining Social Media News Engagement in Six Asian Countries and The Roles of Political Social Networks and Efficacy | Michael Chan, Hsuan-Ting Chen and Francis L. F. Lee |
| Examining the Role of Second Screening in Influencing Political Engagement | Hsuan-Ting Chen |
| Exploring adolescent social media use and high schools: Tensions and compatibilities | Stacey Rutledge, Vanessa Dennen, Lauren Bagdy, Jerrica Rowlett and Shannon Burnick |
| Exploring attitudes to ‘catfish’ impersonating and feigning illness online. | Jacqui Taylor, Andy Pulman and Olivia Tickle |
| From #RelationshipGoals to #Heartbreak – How does romantic relationship status effect the patterns of Instagram activity? | Lili Fejes-Vékássy and Adrienn Ujhelyi |
| From 13 Reasons Why to Suicide Watch: Reddit Discussions about the Controversial Netflix Series | Hua Wang, Haoran Chu and Anatoliy Gruzd |
| Get That Son Of A Bitch Off The Field: A Digital Analysis of Donald Trump’s War Against the NFL | James Lowe and Katie Lebel |
| Good medicine tastes bitter? Emotional tone of social Q&A messages and query outcomes | Sei-Ching Joanna Sin, Chei Sian Lee and Xinran Chen |
| Government Activities on Facebook: A content analysis of selected government ministries’ Facebook pages in Bangladesh | Shaharima Parvin |
| Hashtags: Call to action or conversation starter? | Adrienne Hall-Phillips, Te-Lin Chung and Olivia Johnson |
| Identifying Patterns of Bot Interference across Election Campaigns on Twitter | Olga Boichak, Sam Jackson, Jeff Hemsley, Rebekah Tromble and Sikana Tanupabrungsun |
| Individual psychological differences and susceptibility to fake news. | Jacqui Taylor, Sinead Graham, Jack Minto-Lindgren and Ellie Millard |
| Influencing Policy Narratives on Social Media A Big Data Analysis of the Canadian Refugee Discourse on Twitter | Adnan Raja |
| Influencing the Conversation on Male Suicide and Masculinity using Social Media Network data from the Man Up Documentary and Campaign | Marisa Schlichthorst, Kylie King and Jane Pirkis |
| Networked selves and networked publics in academia: Investigating the bounds of personal and professional selves presented by academics through social media platforms | Katy Jordan |
| Nothing nice to tweet: Exploring increased negativity on Twitter over time through the lens of the Mediated Skewed Diffusion of Issues Information Theory | Bree Mcewan and Jill Hopke |
| Online Crowd-Funding Campaigns: Differences in Donation Amount based on Donor Visibility | Sarah Jayne A. Connick-Keefer and Stuart I. Hammond |
| Opinion leaders’ susceptibility to fake news and echo chambers | Sara Minaeian, Ariane Paquet-Labelle and Elizabeth Dubois |
| Passing the Torch to the Next Generation of Olympic Fans: An Exploration of the Digital Engagement Strategies Used During the 2018 Winter Olympics | Katie Lebel |
| Public Discourse on Race: Analysis of Mass Shootings, Racial Identity, and Public Sentiment on Twitter | Kathy Tian |
| Seniors and smartphones: An examination from a usage and symbolic perspective | Michael Chan and Cicy Tong |
| Share on archive – Addressing the challenges of sharing research data from social media | Johannes Breuer |
| Social Access: Young People with Physical Disabilities Seek Acceptance through Digital Media | Herminder Kaur |
| Social Comparison in the digital age of fashion blogging | Athena Choi |
| Social Media Activism: Goodbye Tweets from the Siege of Aleppo | Jaana Davidjants |
| Social Network Site and Belgium-Taiwanese Migrant: How Technology Helps Immigrant to acquire Social Capital | Hsien-Ming Lin |
| The law, social media and the victimisation of women | Laura Bliss |
| The Refugee/Migrant crisis dichotomy on Twitter: A network and sentiment perspective | Adina Nerghes and Ju-Sung Lee |
| Towards an Understanding of How Norwegian Social Influencers Negotiate Consumerism and Feminism on Instagram | Mathilde Hogsnes and Kjeld Hansen |
| Transitions in Social Media Use Between High School and College: From Panopticon to Wild West? | Vanessa Dennen, Lauren Bagdy, Hajeen Choi, Demetrius Rice and Ginny Smith |
| Tweeting vaccine images: a social network analysis of pro- and anti-vaccination Twitter communities and influencers | Elena Milani, Peter Webb and Emma Weitkamp |
| Twitter’s Front Page: The Role of Agenda-setting Theory in Gatekeeping of Information on Twitter in France and Kuwait | Albaraa Altourah |