The aim of this chapter is to explore the potential of social media for user participation from different perspectives. This includes technical factors that determine how much participation is possible on a given platform as well as the degree and forms of participation that can actually be observed. The chapter also addresses the relation between user involvement that results from interaction and other involvement strategies that can be found on social media, such as the presence of personal content and language of immediacy. It concludes with a case study that illustrates how different involvement strategies are combined in political communication on a social networking site
Social media are web-based and mobile technologies that facilitate interaction between organizations...
This chapter deals with political mobilisation and participation in social media. The main focus is ...
It is widely acknowledge that many of e-Participation initiatives often attract wider audience and f...
The aim of this chapter is to explore the potential of social media for user participation from diff...
The diverse forms of participation in social media raise many methodological and ethical issues that...
Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to examine the causal relationship between interactive and pers...
Political parties can potentially benefit from Social Media to shape interactions between their memb...
Political participation, broadly referring to citizens’ engagement in activities aimed at influencin...
Part 5: Social Media and Open ComputingInternational audienceSocial media is becoming important tool...
This chapter addresses potential political implications of social media by looking into everyday app...
International audiencePolitical participation opportunities have been expanding for years, most rece...
As a consequence of the interdisciplinary nature of Electronic Partici-pation (e-Participation), cur...
Over the past decades, the topic of political participation in an online context has gained substant...
Social media are web-based and mobile technologies that facilitate interaction between organizations...
In the field of Information Systems, scholars have empirically investigated the use of social media ...
Social media are web-based and mobile technologies that facilitate interaction between organizations...
This chapter deals with political mobilisation and participation in social media. The main focus is ...
It is widely acknowledge that many of e-Participation initiatives often attract wider audience and f...
The aim of this chapter is to explore the potential of social media for user participation from diff...
The diverse forms of participation in social media raise many methodological and ethical issues that...
Purpose-The purpose of this paper is to examine the causal relationship between interactive and pers...
Political parties can potentially benefit from Social Media to shape interactions between their memb...
Political participation, broadly referring to citizens’ engagement in activities aimed at influencin...
Part 5: Social Media and Open ComputingInternational audienceSocial media is becoming important tool...
This chapter addresses potential political implications of social media by looking into everyday app...
International audiencePolitical participation opportunities have been expanding for years, most rece...
As a consequence of the interdisciplinary nature of Electronic Partici-pation (e-Participation), cur...
Over the past decades, the topic of political participation in an online context has gained substant...
Social media are web-based and mobile technologies that facilitate interaction between organizations...
In the field of Information Systems, scholars have empirically investigated the use of social media ...
Social media are web-based and mobile technologies that facilitate interaction between organizations...
This chapter deals with political mobilisation and participation in social media. The main focus is ...
It is widely acknowledge that many of e-Participation initiatives often attract wider audience and f...