Add to ORKGAbstract: This paper examines the discursive aspects of Twitter communication during the floods in the summer of 2010–2011 in Queensland, Australia. Using a representative sample of communication associated with the #qldfloods hashtag on Twitter, we coded and analysed the patterns of communication. We focus on key phenomena in the use of social media in crisis communication: communal sense-making practices, the negotiation of participant roles, and digital convergence around shared events. Social media is used both as a crisis communication and emergency management tool, as well as a space for participants to engage in emotional exchanges and communication of distress.Authored by Frances Shaw, Jean Burgess, Kate Crawford and Axel Bruns
Social Media, particularly Microblogging services, are now being adopted as an additional tool for e...
Community-initiated Facebook groups emerged during the 2010/11 Queensland and Victorian floods, gain...
Emergency Agencies have shown a significant interest in the use of social media such as Twitter and ...
This paper examines the discursive aspects of Twitter communication during the floods in the summer ...
Social media sites Twitter and Facebook played a crucial role in disseminating information during t...
Social media networks have emerged as a powerful tool in allowing collaboration and sharing of infor...
The notion of communities getting together during a disaster to help each other is common. However, ...
The notion of communities getting together during a disaster to help each other is common. However, ...
In recent times societal crises such as the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak have given rise to a t...
Building on innovative frameworks for analysing and visualising the tweet data available from Twitte...
Social media have changed disaster response and recovery in the way people inform themselves, provi...
Social Media, particularly Microblogging services, are now being adopted as an additional tool for e...
This paper examines the use of Twitter as a communication tool during post–crisis phase of the Iquiq...
Over the past two years there have been several large-scale disasters (Haitian earthquake, Australia...
At the end of 2014, Malaysia was rocked by the worst floods over the past half century. The states o...
Social Media, particularly Microblogging services, are now being adopted as an additional tool for e...
Community-initiated Facebook groups emerged during the 2010/11 Queensland and Victorian floods, gain...
Emergency Agencies have shown a significant interest in the use of social media such as Twitter and ...
This paper examines the discursive aspects of Twitter communication during the floods in the summer ...
Social media sites Twitter and Facebook played a crucial role in disseminating information during t...
Social media networks have emerged as a powerful tool in allowing collaboration and sharing of infor...
The notion of communities getting together during a disaster to help each other is common. However, ...
The notion of communities getting together during a disaster to help each other is common. However, ...
In recent times societal crises such as the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak have given rise to a t...
Building on innovative frameworks for analysing and visualising the tweet data available from Twitte...
Social media have changed disaster response and recovery in the way people inform themselves, provi...
Social Media, particularly Microblogging services, are now being adopted as an additional tool for e...
This paper examines the use of Twitter as a communication tool during post–crisis phase of the Iquiq...
Over the past two years there have been several large-scale disasters (Haitian earthquake, Australia...
At the end of 2014, Malaysia was rocked by the worst floods over the past half century. The states o...
Social Media, particularly Microblogging services, are now being adopted as an additional tool for e...
Community-initiated Facebook groups emerged during the 2010/11 Queensland and Victorian floods, gain...
Emergency Agencies have shown a significant interest in the use of social media such as Twitter and ...