Part 1: Long and Short PapersInternational audienceThough privacy and trust have been studied in the social network site (SNS), few have identified the relationships among users’ privacy concern, trust and their actual usage behavior in SNS. Moreover, little attention has been paid to investigating the differences between users from different cultural contexts. In this paper, we have been engaged in addressing these concerns by surveying two typical user groups. The analysis of their answers showed that French and Chinese are not only significantly different regarding privacy and trust belief in SNS, but also act significantly different in disclosing personal information, posting messages, and developing new relationships. Furthermore, the ...
Social Network Sites (SNSs) rely exclusively on user-generated content to offer engaging and rewardi...
Although many studies examine privacy in social media settings, few studies examine privacy issues t...
Social Network Site (SNS) users’ disclosed personal information is beneficial for marketers, as targ...
The aim of the study is to explore cross-cultural differences in users’ location privacy behaviour o...
The aim of the study is to explore cross-cultural differences in users’ location privacy behaviour o...
While online social networking sites have brought convenience and diversity in people\u27s social li...
The “privacy calculus” approach to studying online privacy implies that willingness to engage in dis...
Purpose Digital natives have become significant users of social network sites (SNSs); therefore, th...
Worldwide social networks, like Facebook, face fierce competition from local platforms when expandi...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Nov. 3, 2010).The entire t...
Social Networking Sites (SNSs), such as Facebook, are becoming increasingly popular. Their worldwide...
In using online social networks to connect and interact with people has become extremely popular all...
This research report presents comparative results from five nations (United States of America, Unite...
As social networking sites (SNSs) become increasingly global, the issues of cultural differences in ...
Individuals presently interact with their diverse social circles on social networking sites and may ...
Social Network Sites (SNSs) rely exclusively on user-generated content to offer engaging and rewardi...
Although many studies examine privacy in social media settings, few studies examine privacy issues t...
Social Network Site (SNS) users’ disclosed personal information is beneficial for marketers, as targ...
The aim of the study is to explore cross-cultural differences in users’ location privacy behaviour o...
The aim of the study is to explore cross-cultural differences in users’ location privacy behaviour o...
While online social networking sites have brought convenience and diversity in people\u27s social li...
The “privacy calculus” approach to studying online privacy implies that willingness to engage in dis...
Purpose Digital natives have become significant users of social network sites (SNSs); therefore, th...
Worldwide social networks, like Facebook, face fierce competition from local platforms when expandi...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Nov. 3, 2010).The entire t...
Social Networking Sites (SNSs), such as Facebook, are becoming increasingly popular. Their worldwide...
In using online social networks to connect and interact with people has become extremely popular all...
This research report presents comparative results from five nations (United States of America, Unite...
As social networking sites (SNSs) become increasingly global, the issues of cultural differences in ...
Individuals presently interact with their diverse social circles on social networking sites and may ...
Social Network Sites (SNSs) rely exclusively on user-generated content to offer engaging and rewardi...
Although many studies examine privacy in social media settings, few studies examine privacy issues t...
Social Network Site (SNS) users’ disclosed personal information is beneficial for marketers, as targ...