[PDF] Top 20 A. User-Generated Content in Tourism

... The contribution of this paper is two-fold. One, it offers insights into the pertinent issue on reliability of reviews, an area of research that has not been adequately explored. The results suggest that reviews in ... See full document

... quality tourism environments, and thus encouraging them to act with a greater sense of personal responsibility towards the environment, could be critical to promoting sustainable ...for tourism marketers ... See full document

... User generated content (UGC) can help to illuminate tourism and promoting supervisors, teach tourism buyers and encourage tourism ...and tourism data is accessible online ... See full document

... Our conceptual model and research hypotheses are tested within the context of tourism for several reasons. First, tourism services are often considered as high-involvement, high- perceived-risk purchases. ... See full document

... single content adapted from one media format to another, unfolding ”across multiple medial platforms, with each new text making a distinctive and valuable contribution to the whole” (Jenkins, 2006, ...2010 ... See full document

... between user-user and user-media constitute strong relationship and weak relationship in UGC ...users, content retrieval in Web pages, ... See full document

... in user-led innovation, which allows users to both use and create artistic products, has driven a rise in creative outputs” ...for user-generated parody on the grounds that it would promote the ... See full document

... A dominant theme of recent critical analysis of digital media, user-generated content and cultural industries is that they involve unpaid work (‘free labour’) on the part of participants. This theme ... See full document

... in user-generated content has recently at- tracted much ...Slovene user-generated content and the features used to build our re- gression ... See full document

... Opinion summarization has previously been applied to restricted domains, such as product reviews (Hu and Liu, 2004; Lerman et al., 2009) and news (Stoyanov and Cardie, 2006), where the output summary is either presented ... See full document

... noisy User Generated Content (UGC) in French aiming to produce a pre-processing pipeline to im- prove Machine Translation for this kind of non- canonical ... See full document

... In this work we present a taxonomy of error categories for lexical normalization, which is the task of translating user generated content to canonical language. We annotate a recent normalization ... See full document

... The ability to predict the exact activity cluster correctly is an extremely difficult task, and in fact, achieving that alone would be a less informative result than producing predictions about the like- lihood of all ... See full document

... Abstract— The most important aspects in how computing infrastructures should be configured and intelligently managed to fulfill the most notably security aspects required by Big Data applications. One of them is privacy. ... See full document

... There is evidence that it may indeed be positively associated, but examined more closely, the evidence remains narrow in its current form.For example, Chevalier and Mayzlin (2006) examined sales on Amazon.com and on ... See full document

... its content using the appropriate qualitative social media research tools such as Hootsuite, Whostalkin, Trendrr Omigili, Talkdigger is a great way to get customers’ feedback (Proffitt 2012, Tuten and Solomon ... See full document

... The social media retailing project enables students to learn by (1) participating and interacting in teams, (2) reading and reflecting on other teams’ reports as well as pee[r] ... See full document

... Detailed work done by Paolo Rosso et al, in their work “Figurative Language Processing in Social Media for Human recognition and Irony detection” tries to bring out a linguistic-based framework for figurative language ... See full document

... All the above five statements measure the extent of trust consumers have on UGC with factor loading ranging from 0.464 to 0.780. Consumers trust reviews from people who have purchased the product (0.780) more than ... See full document

... A few points are worthy of note in examining these terms. Firstly, the Geograph elements appear to contain more of a mix of between rural (e.g., farm, hill, wood, grazing) and urban (e.g., park, construction, building) ... See full document