History of Social Television
When I first published my article on Tweeting while watching TV, social television wasn’t exactly a hot trend. Given the delay of academic publishing, I am so thankful I published my […]
Category Archives: ::Social Media::
Analyzing political speeches with Twitter
The Atlantic published a graph showing the volume of tweets related to the Democratic convention (w/ speech by Michelle Obama on second night) and how that volume compares with tweets […]
Vicious and Ingenious Social Media Campaign Against Shell: Who is the Joke on?
Kashmir Hill of Forbes has a great article summarizing the “nightmare” that the Shell Oil company is experiencing due to an anti-Shell social media campaign that was funded by Greenpeace. […]
Is a picture of words worth more than words?
I’ve been noticing lately that a lot of people are posting a picture of words in their Facebook status instead of just writing it in their status. This is a […]
College Social Network Sites; not just retaining students, but getting them engaged
This year marks the 10th anniversary of Ewhaian.com, a social network site I co-founded with my friends for students of Ewha Women’s University in South Korea. I’m writing this post […]
Students using Facebook for positive (and negative collaboration)
A new study that is available online first in the International Journal of Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning looks at the social and psychological factors that lead to different types of Facebook […]
Learning on the edge with social media
(Liveblogging from symposium on learning with social media at HICSS Case study of Social media use in classrooms * Building Amazon webstore in 10 weeks with Amazon inventory and promoting […]
Crime dramas bash Facebook
Given the popularity of social network sites, I suppose it’s common sense that they become subjects of interest for television dramas, but I was somewhat surprised by two episodes that […]
