... to full attribution to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at http://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/legalcode Internet addiction Web 2.0 Behavior change Literature review Structural equation modeling Government policy We are all now...

... Empirical study Social media Web 2.0 End users Social media play a vital role in various organizational activities that involve marketing strategies for brand management, creation of knowledge sharing communities and collaborative learning and creativity (Ngai et al., 2015...

...: namely, the identification of user-generated content that does indeed refer to the phenomena of interest. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2020 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Diffusion Electronic mediated environment Empirical study Social media Web 2.0 Innovation...

... and Wurth, 2017). Social media Web 2.0 Human–computer interaction (HCI) Interactive media Online community Computer-mediated communication (CMC) Self-affirmation E-marketing Brand-related user-generated content Socialization agent Facebook use intensity Self-enhancement © Emerald...

... 08 06 2019 07 07 2019 31 08 2019 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only With the proliferation of Web 2.0 technologies that facilitate peer-to-peer communications and transactions, e-commerce has been developed to social...

... that relationship quality is comprised of these three indicators. In the present era, rapid increases on the internet, especially in Web 2.0 technology, giving an enormous number of individuals a chance to use social networking sites (SNSs) like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. The primary objective of the SNSs...

... Licensed re-use rights only Evaluation Decision making Technology adoption Content analysis Web 2.0 Disruptive technology Information visualization With the increasing demand for data-driven decision-making coupled with fast-growing data volumes, visual analytics is increasingly...

... behavior. Figure 2 Theory of planned behavior © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Technology adoption End user Web 2.0 Technology choice There has been much research in the last several decades investigating...

...-network theory Case study Ethnography Practice Web 2.0 eGovernment Collective intelligence Practice-based studies on information systems have recognised that “practice” is endlessly local (e.g. Monteiro et al., 2012 ; Vaast and Walsham, 2009 ; Thompson, 2011 ; Nandhakumar...

..., little work has been done with routines in community-governed mass collaborations and how they enable both stability and flexibility. Governance Wikipedia Virtual community Web 2.0 Organizational theory Mass collaboration Wikipedia, Mozilla, Mechanical Turk, Digg: these are all examples...

... making Social networking (e.g. Facebook Second Life) Social network analysis Web 2.0 Diffusion theory Research on helping behavior has surged since the controversial Kitty Genovese case in the 1960s. Kitty Genovese was stabbed and murdered near her apartment in New York. She let out several...

... Limited 2016 User participation Web 2.0 Human computer interaction (HCI) Interactive media Technological advances have enabled new forms of media entertainment. Visual processing technology allows for direct representations of visual and auditory information via the television...

... identified diversion as an important motivation of users’ game play. Social networking (e.g. Facebook, Second Life) User participation Web 2.0 Identity Virtual identity Web services The popularity of social network services gives rises to a special type of online games called social games...

... Publishing Limited 2016 Communities of practice Knowledge transfer Web 2.0 Collaboration Social networking (e.g. Facebook, second life) Web-based collaboration has been researched extensively through a variety of perspectives emphasizing social networks, social media, social networking...

... Evaluation Decision making User participation Virtual community Web 2.0 Although many different factors influence a movie’s market performance, critics and audiences seem to be vital to this relationship. Indeed, Eliashberg et al. (2006) note that “the fickle reactions of audiences...

...Dr David Kreps and Dr Kai Kimppa; David Kreps; Kai Kimppa Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyse the broad phases of web development: the read-only Web 1.0, the read-write Web 2.0, and the collaborative and Internet of Things Web 3.0, are examined for the theoretical lenses through...

... characteristics, questions about their online activity and online risks, and questions about their exposure to online hate speech were included in the final sample. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Social networking (e.g. Facebook, Second Life) Web 2.0 Information society Trust...

...Gajendra Sharma; Li Baoku Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate how the individual and organizations best use Web 2.0 social networking technologies to improve its relationships with customers. Design/methodology/approach – The theoretical background used in the paper...

... not re-visit the existing solution regularly to evaluate, learn and adapt. The proposed framework differs in that it employs a feedback loop and provides the means for analysis to evaluate success and activate the process of learning. Web 2.0 Information management Knowledge transfer Knowledge...

... ; Merriam, 2001 ; Wolcott, 1994). Pseudonyms were assigned to protect the anonymity of participants. Communities Web 2.0 Workplace learning Information technology E‐learning Latour (2002 , p. 252) writes that “technologies bombard humans beings with a ceaseless offer of previously unheard...