#SMSociety14 in Numbers, Maps & Graphs

Talk about #SMSociety14 conference crosses borders: abstracts due Apr18 http://t.co/SMVO6wFUHN pic.twitter.com/lZdFHYOLf4 — James Cook (@JamesCookUMA) March 16, 2014 #SMSociety14 in numbers: 3,677 tweets over two days, 8.2m potential impressions, most active @JennyKorn 225 tweets pic.twitter.com/J8kcpxlVRr — Alfred Hermida (@Hermida) September 29, 2014 The #SMSociety14 network, by top in-degree centrality (@Hermida … Continue Reading →

Day 1: Twitter Stats!

More than 2,000 tweets on day 1 of #SMSociety14 Topic wheel shows lots of chatter on #selfies and #privacy pic.twitter.com/glvBsTIUGr — Alfred Hermida (@Hermida) September 28, 2014 Title for most prolific tweeter on #SMSociety14 goes to @JennyKorn, followed by @calvdao & @JeffreyKeefer pic.twitter.com/kzE5aTp84H — Alfred Hermida (@Hermida) September 28, 2014 … Continue Reading →

#SMSociety14 Conference Schedule on @Sched!

Dear #SMSociety14 Participants, This year we have prepared an online, interactive schedule for conference attendees and presenters. It is available at http://smsociety14.sched.org// There are a number of useful tools to make your conference going an interactive experience. Here you can check out the schedule as well as connect with other participants. … Continue Reading →

Keynotes and Presentations Announced for the 2014 Social Media & Society Conference!

We would like to invite you to attend the 2014 SOCIAL MEDIA & SOCIETY CONFERENCE to be held on September 27-28, 2014 in Toronto, Canada. We have a great line-up of presentations by authors from 21 countries: Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Australia, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Brazil, … Continue Reading →

#SMSociety14 Keynote Spotlight: Microsoft’s John Weigelt (@Thumbtackhead) #Toronto

What’s the big deal with big data? “There is a data-driven transformation underway” that impacts our everyday lives, says Microsoft’s National Technology Officer John Weigelt (Weigelt, 2014). John – who advocates for the use of technology by private and public sectors, economic development, innovation, environmental sustainability, accessibility, privacy, and security … Continue Reading →