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 →
Conversations with Yoda – Industry Keynote by John Weigelt
Abstract: While popular media often paints a dystopian picture of how people might interact with technology in the future, the transformation being driven by social networks, big data and location independent computing suggests a more positive view. The combination of these powerful technology mega trends provides the opportunity for each … 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 →
Building Offline Community to Study Online Community: The Social Media & Society Conference
Attending academic conferences can feel a bit like living in a retelling of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. A conference that’s too small can leave you feeling under fed. On the other hand, a conference that’s too large can be overwhelming, intimidating and even alienating. A conference on a highly particular … Continue Reading →


