Social Networking Services
Weibo Clustering: A New Approach Utilizing Users’ Reposting Data in Social Networking Services
... Abstract. As one of the most popular Social Networking Services (SNS) in China, Weibo is generating massive contents, relations and users’ behavior data. Many challenges exist in how to analyze Weibo ...
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Trust antecedents in social networking services
... Social networking services have been found to create and contain certain amount of social capital (Valenzuela et ...2015). Social capital is the trustworthiness and reciprocity that ...
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A regulatory model for personal data on social networking services in the UK
... online social networking services (SNSs) has raised concerns about the ways in which personal data is exposed to general view and the risks that can result (Haynes & Robinson, ...largely ...
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Captcha Authenticated Unwanted Message Filtering Technique for Social Networking Services
... ABSTRACT: The authentication and security mechanism for any application is important. The major function of any security system is to protect the data from unauthorized access. The existing password mechanism based on ...
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Defining User Risk in Social Networking Services
... of Social Networking Services (SNSs) make personal information available to social network providers in exchange for ‘free at the point of use’ ...and social factors in the study of ...
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Effect of direct reciprocity and network structure on continuing prosperity of social networking services
... Social networking services are used by users around the world for purposes such as chatting with close friends, exchanging opinions, advertising, marketing, and poli- ...
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User Vitality Ranking and Prediction in Social Networking Services: a Dynamic Network Perspective
... ABSTRACT Social networking services have been prevalent at many online communities such as ...the social networking services is to rank users based on their vitality in a timely ...
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Defining User Risk in Social Networking Services
... of Social Networking Services (SNSs) make personal information available to social network providers in exchange for ‘free at the point of use’ ...and social factors in the study of ...
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Social Networking Services: Library Collaboration 2.0?
... An interview guide was developed for this project and is included in the appendix. The guide presented a standard description of social networking services and then divided interview questions into ...
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Risk and Regulation of Access to Personal Data on Online Social Networking Services in the UK
... online Social Networking Services (SNSs) and why regulation of access to personal data might be significant and ...internet services based on individual members who put up profiles (containing ...
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Privacy requirements of social networking services
... User requirements are often documented as use cases [Wiegers and Karl 2013]. Use cases highlight courses of how a user interacts with the system to achieve a goals. The goal based requirement analysis method (GBRAM) is ...
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Risk and Regulation of Access to Personal Data on Online Social Networking Services in the UK
... online Social Networking Services (SNSs) and why regulation of access to personal data might be significant and ...internet services based on individual members who put up profiles (containing ...
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Extraction & Visualization Of Social Relations On Social Networking Services Using Association Rule Mining
... extract social relation ...in social networks is to analyse surrounding local context in which entities of interest co- occur on web & to seek clues to describe relation ...of social ...
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Anasis on Vitality Ranking In Social Networking Services : A Dynamic Network Perspective
... investigate the dynamics of user influence across topics and time which give a guide to the following research. Meanwhile, Yuanfeng Song and Wilfred Ng et al. [16] proposed a theoretical analysis on which frequent ...
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Empowering Online Idea Management for Civic Engagement with Public Displays and Social Networking Services
... Attracting people to virtual communities has been previously investi- gated by social scientists. In fact, it has been identified as one of the top fundamental problems in the design of technologies that support ...
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Use of social networking services for marketing art museums
... particularly when cross-posting content to different SNS. For example, museum staff members may first post the events information on Facebook fanpages or Twitter feeds where the largest number of followers may be found, ...
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A regulatory model for personal data on social networking services in the UK
... Permanent repository link: http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/14916/ Link to published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2016.05.012 Copyright and reuse: City Research Online aims[r] ...
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Online hafu Japanese communities: The uses of social networking services and their impact on identity formation
... specialisation and fragmentation (Baym 1997; Cavanagh 2006; Negoro 2006). Hapa Japan was also initially organised as a general network for hafu, but later divided into several more narrowly focused communities. Chapter 6 ...
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Security in OpenSocial-Instrumented Social Networking Services
... Finally, an external application such as a website or mobile application runs outside a container, but still consumes social data through the RESTful API. Users can grant access to their personal data without ...
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JPEG Privacy and Security framework for social networking and GLAM services
... In social networks, the widespread use of smart mobile devices with high-resolution cameras and user-friendly applications have made photo sharing an easy and there- fore popular ...existing social ...
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