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ORCIDInternational Journal of Web Based Communities, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, 2022
- Samet Gunay, Vladimir Dzenopoljac, Nick Bontis
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Social media as a proxy for intellectual capital: Twitter posts in the cryptocurrency market. 1-20 - Sujana Adapa, Subba Reddy Yarram:
Consumption values of sattvic food by blog narrative analysis. 21-40 - Tsukasa Tanihara, Shinichi Yamaguchi, Tomoaki Watanabe, Hidetaka Oshima:
Effects of corrections on COVID-19-related misinformation: cross-media empirical analyses in Japan. 41-63 - Richa Misra, Renuka Mahajan, Nidhi Singh:
Demystifying social media usage for insurance-related purchase intentions among senior users in the pandemic period. 64-86 - Rodney Graeme Duffett:
Influence of YouTube commercial communication on organic eWOM, purchase intent and purchase associations among young consumers. 87-107
Volume 18, Number 2, 2022
- Soo Il Shin, Kyung Young Lee, Dianne J. Hall:
Examining the role of perceived social benefit and trust matter in sustainability of online social networking community - social exchange theory perspective. 109-129 - Priyanka Sharma, Sandeep Singh, Rajni Bala, Shafique Ur Rehman:
Mediating role of social support on the relationship between social commerce constructs and buyers' trust. 130-149 - Paola Zola, Guglielmo Cola, Antonio Martella, Maurizio Tesconi:
Italian top actors during the COVID-19 infodemic on Twitter. 150-172 - Dana Weimann-Saks, Yaron Ariel, Vered Elishar-Malka:
The more I open up, the more you 'like' me: self-disclosure and intimacy predict engagement in women's Facebook groups. 173-185 - Manoja Weerasekara, Åsa B. Smedberg:
The use of online communities of practice in the software industry: learnings from Facebook communities in Sri Lanka. 186-209
Volume 18, Numbers 3/4, 2022
- Junpeng Chen:
Social e-commerce consumer behaviour prediction model based on hierarchical polarisation characteristics. 212-223 - Tiantian An:
Data mining analysis method of consumer behaviour characteristics based on social media big data. 224-237 - Xiaoping Liu:
SEM and fsQCA factors influencing social media users' anxiety. 238-248 - Kangyi Wang:
Abnormal data classification of social media based on support vector machine. 249-261 - Feifei Geng, Lu Yu:
Dynamic encryption method of personal privacy information in social network based on blockchain technology. 262-275 - Zilong Li, Yong Zhou, Hongdong Wang:
Social media image classification and retrieval method based on deep hash algorithm. 276-287 - Qing Cai:
Early warning method of network public opinion communication crisis based on feature mining. 288-300 - Mi Tian:
Hotspot extraction method of multimedia network public opinion based on neural network. 301-317 - Qi Ding, Guangming Dai:
Network social media information leakage detection based on link state awareness. 318-328 - Baohong Xia:
Study on personalised web design for user based on visual communication. 329-344 - Beixin Zhong, Shi Cheng:
A fast encryption method of social network privacy data based on blockchain. 345-356
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