This paper explores how citizens use social media during calamities to express their opinions, generate resources, and mobilize support for disaster victims gleaning from the Philippine experience. It examines civic participation and the role of new media in disaster response and management specifically using Facebook and Twitter. The paper provides a glimpse on the prospects for online community building and civic engagement during disasters. It also seeks to provide insights to decision-makers on how to harness social networking sites to promote information dissemination, timely response, and participation from the citizenry on issues of public concern, particularly during natural disasters. © 2015 Common Ground, Maria Divina Gracia Z. Ro...
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Disasters endure the economic and human losses emphatically around the globe in each year. Impacts o...
Social Media is pervasive, and today it is transforming how individuals communicate with each other ...
Facebook and other social media show indicators of behaving as a rudimentary form of collective cons...
textCommunities have come to rely on technology to enhance public safety and communication during di...
Social media is increasingly becoming a formal tool of communication across the world. For example, ...
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In this paper we review data collected from an online, social media-administered survey developed to...
M.A. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2012.Includes bibliographical references.The main purpose of this...
In this paper we review data collected from an online, social media-administered survey developed to...
This paper considers the role of social media in the response to the flooding of 2011 in Genoa (Ital...
When a crisis is unfolding, people no longer wait for an official statement from government actors; ...
This study focused on the role of social media platforms in calling for donations and rescues during...
Introduction. Social media is becoming a vital source of information in disaster or emergency situat...
Disasters endure the economic and human losses emphatically around the globe in each year. Impacts o...
Social Media is pervasive, and today it is transforming how individuals communicate with each other ...
Facebook and other social media show indicators of behaving as a rudimentary form of collective cons...
textCommunities have come to rely on technology to enhance public safety and communication during di...
Social media is increasingly becoming a formal tool of communication across the world. For example, ...
This research in progress paper investigates the potential of Social Media in Australian natural dis...
In a rapidly globalising world the way in which crises are managed is changing. This thesis theorise...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the use of social media during and after natural disaste...
In this paper we review data collected from an online, social media-administered survey developed to...
M.A. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2012.Includes bibliographical references.The main purpose of this...
In this paper we review data collected from an online, social media-administered survey developed to...
This paper considers the role of social media in the response to the flooding of 2011 in Genoa (Ital...
When a crisis is unfolding, people no longer wait for an official statement from government actors; ...