SMSociety 2026 Conference Programme: We look forward to seeing you at the conference! This year’s conference features an array of sessions, including 5 workshops and tutorials, 10 panels, 140 paper presentations, and just over 40 poster presentations. The conference will also feature several networking opportunities, including 2 evening receptions (a welcome reception on July … Continue Reading →
#SMSociety’22 Final Digest
Thank you to all the authors for helping to make the 12th International Conference on Social Media & Society (#SMSociety) such a successful event! The following are three final post-conference updates: 1) #SMSociety Special Issue in SM+S All conference presenters are invited to submit their work as an expanded full … Continue Reading →
#SMSociety’22 Post-Conference Digest
Hello #SMSociety Community! Another successful #SMSociety is now in the book. Thank you to all authors, keynote speakers, panel and tutorial/workshop organizers for helping to make this such a successful event. The following is a post-conference summary digest. 1) Access to Recordings of Live #SMSociety Sessions If you missed any … Continue Reading →
#SMSociety’22 Day 3 – Conference Digest
Hello #SMSocety attendees! Welcome to Day 3 of the conference! We have two excellent workshops planned for today (see below). You don’t need to pre-register to attend them. Just check your time zone and use the same Zoom link from Day 1 & 2 of the conference. 1. The Early Career Scholars Workshop which … Continue Reading →
#SMSociety’22 Day 2 – Conference Digest
The SMSociety conference is off to a great start! If you missed any live sessions from Day 1, we will share the recordings with all registered attendees next week. We look forward to seeing you online during the second day of the conference. Please use the same Zoom link that … Continue Reading →
#SMSociety’22 Awards and Prizes
Awards This year, the #SMSociety conference offers a number of different awards and prizes: Best Paper Awards The Best Paper and Best Method Paper Awards – selected by the Awards Committee from the pool of accepted papers, based on the peer reviews. Keith Hampton and Inyoung Shin. Excessive Social Media … Continue Reading →


