Filtered in/filtered out: Locative media and social accessibility in urban spaces

Mobility and locative media: Mobile communication in hybrid spaces

Locative Mobile Social Networks: Mapping Communication and Location in Urban Spaces

Sounding Out Social Media

crowdsourcing should be aware of the approach’s significant limitations and biases, and of the need to sort through and verify large amounts of information of uneven reliability. Furthermore, crowdsourcing tends to work better when the goal is to quickly compile and share knowledge that is already available, rather than as a means to engage in original research. Crowdsourcing cannot replace mor...

The Influence of Locative Media on Social Information Sharing

These days, some people can’t leave their house without their mobile phone. This device has become such an important part of our everyday life, that the barrier between the physical and virtual world is blurred. Mobile communication allows us to connect us to anybody, from any place at any time. We can be physically present at a particular place, but still be digitally connected to our friends ...

Role of Social Media on Information Accessibility

Social media is the gathering place of a large pool of consumers. It is the repository of consumer information and acts as a means of spreading information to build market presence. Most literature states that organizational usage of social media enhances customer relations, but social media also acts as a medium for information acquisition. Not many previous studies have investigated the role ...