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Snurb — Thursday 13 October 2011 06:23

The Twitter Response to Snow Disruptions by Swedish Train Operator SJ

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | Twitter | AoIR 2011 |

Seattle.
The final presenter in our panel at AoIR 2011 is Anders Larsson, who shifts our focus to Sweden. Twitter was used by the national Swedish train operator during the extreme winter of 2010/11 to address the disruptions to train services. There is a strong impetus for major businesses and organisations to be on Twitter, of course; SJ (which used to be the state-owned monopoly train company in Sweden) has been online as @SJ_AB for some time now – but only on weekdays between 9:00 and 16:00 (even though their phone service is online for longer hours).

The last …

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Snurb — Thursday 13 October 2011 06:21

Patterns of Twitter Use during #eqnz

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | AoIR 2011 |

Seattle.
My own paper (with Jean), on the Twitter response to the second Christchurch earthquake on 22 February 2011 through the #eqnz hashtag, was next at AoIR 2011. Here are the slides – audio soon, hopefully now also added.

Local and Global Responses to Disaster: #eqnz and the Christchurch Earthquake

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Snurb — Thursday 13 October 2011 06:18

Twitter Activity Patterns during #qldfloods

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | AoIR 2011 |

Seattle.
The next speaker in our AoIR 2011 panel is Frances Shaw, who focusses our attention on the December/January 2010 Queensland floods crisis; the peak period in southeast Queensland followed 9 January 2010. The floods washed down from Toowoomba through the Lockyer Valley (were a significant number of lives were lost) and into Ipswich and Brisbane. On Twitter, discussion of the floods was coordinated through the #qldfloods hashtag, and the Queensland Police Service Media Unit account @QPSMedia emerged as a leading actor.

Frances worked through the #qldfloods dataset as well as through tweets sent by and directed at the …

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Snurb — Thursday 13 October 2011 06:18

Introducing a Theory of Acute Events

Produsage Communities | Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | CCi | AoIR 2011 |

Seattle.
The next session at AoIR 2011 is our own, fabulous panel on crisis communication. We begin with an overview paper by my CCI colleagues Jean Burgess and Kate Crawford, who introduce the idea of acute events. Kate begins by outlining the idea of media ecologies involving a wide range of different media platforms, and their specific performance during acute events (such as crises, but also a range of similar events).

Jean follows on by defining acute events as significant real-world events which are associated with intense bursts in media activity – from political elections to royal weddings, from celebrity …

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Snurb — Sunday 9 October 2011 08:24

Gatekeeping, Gatewatching, Real-Time Feedback: New Challenges for Journalism (SBPJor 2011)

Produsers and Produsage | Gatewatching and Citizen Journalism | Produsage in Business | Journalism | Industrial Journalism | Blogs and Blogging | Social Media | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Twitter | SBPJor 2011 |

SBPJor 2011

Gatekeeping, Gatewatching, Real-Time Feedback: New Challenges for Journalism

Axel Bruns

  • 4 November 2011 – SBPJor conference, Rio de Janeiro
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Snurb — Sunday 9 October 2011 08:04

Archiving the Immediate: How and Why Archives Should Approach Social Media (Archiving the Iconic 2011)

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Twitter | Conferences |

Archiving the Iconic 2011

Archiving the Immediate:
How and Why Archives Should Approach Social Media

Axel Bruns

  • 20 October 2011 – Archiving the Iconic, Australian Society of Archivists Symposium 2011, Sydney
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Snurb — Sunday 9 October 2011 07:46

Local and Global Responses to Disaster: #eqnz and the Christchurch Earthquake (AoIR 2011)

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | AoIR 2011 |

AoIR 2011

Local and Global Responses to Disaster:
#eqnz and the Christchurch Earthquake

Axel Bruns and Jean Burgess

  • 12 Oct. 2011 – Association of Internet Researchers conference 2011, Seattle
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Snurb — Sunday 9 October 2011 07:34

Social Media Use in the Queensland Floods and Christchurch Earthquake (RightClick 2011)

Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | Conferences |

RightClick 2011

Social Media Use in the Queensland Floods and Christchurch Earthquake

Axel Bruns

  • 30 September 2011 – RightClick, Institute of Public Administration Australia (WA), Perth
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Snurb — Tuesday 20 September 2011 06:52

Ad Hoc Innovation by Users of Social Networks: The Case of Twitter (CSI 2011)

Produsage Communities | Produsage in Business | Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | Challenge Social Innovation 2011 |

Challenge Social Innovation 2011 conference (CSI 2011)

Ad Hoc Innovation by Users of Social Networks: The Case of Twitter

Axel Bruns

  • 19 September 2011 – Challenge Social Innovation 2011 conference, Vienna
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Snurb — Tuesday 20 September 2011 06:48

Mapping Online Publics on Twitter (DIATA11)

Gatewatching and Citizen Journalism | Social Media | Social Media Network Mapping | New Media and Public Communication (ARC Discovery) | Crisis Communication | Twitter | Conferences |

Düsseldorf Workshop on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Twitter Analysis (DIATA2011)

Mapping Online Publics on Twitter

Axel Bruns, Jean Burgess, and Stephen Harrington

  • 14 September 2011 – DIATA11 workshop, Düsseldorf
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