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ORCID8. WebSci 2016: Hannover, Germany
- Wolfgang Nejdl
, Wendy Hall, Paolo Parigi, Steffen Staab:
Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Web Science, WebSci 2016, Hannover, Germany, May 22-25, 2016. ACM 2016, ISBN 978-1-4503-4208-7
Keynote addresses
- Ricardo Baeza-Yates:
Data and algorithmic bias in the web. 1 - Helen Z. Margetts:
Understanding political turbulence: the data science of politics. 2 - Daniel Miller:
Why we post: the comparative anthropology of social media. 3 - Daniel Olmedilla:
Applying machine learning to ads integrity at Facebook. 4 - Andrew Tomkins:
Large-scale analytics of dynamics of choice among discrete alternatives. 5
Panels
- Nikolaus Forgó:
Privacy and internet governance. 6 - Wendy Hall:
10 years of web science. 7 - Paolo Parigi:
Computational social science: a bricolage of approaches. 8
Tutorials
- Martin Atzmueller:
Community detection: from plain to attributed complex networks. 9 - Christoph Carl Kling, Lisa Posch, Arnim Bleier, Laura Dietz:
Topic model tutorial: A basic introduction on latent dirichlet allocation and extensions for web scientists. 10 - Ujwal Gadiraju, Gianluca Demartini, Djellel Eddine Difallah, Michele Catasta:
It's getting crowded!: how to use crowdsourcing effectively for web science research. 11 - Laura Hyrjak, Amy Lynch, Sophie Parsons, Lisa Sugiura:
Utilising online qualitative methods for web science. 12 - Dongwon Lee:
Likeology: modeling, predicting, and aggregating likes in social media. 13
Hackaton
- Avishek Anand, Jefferson Bailey:
Exploring the past of the web: alexandria & archive-it hackathon. 14
Behaviour
- Guanliang Chen, Dan Davis, Jun Lin, Claudia Hauff, Geert-Jan Houben:
Beyond the MOOC platform: gaining insights about learners from the social web. 15-24 - Mariana Arantes, Flavio Figueiredo, Jussara M. Almeida:
Understanding video-ad consumption on YouTube: a measurement study on user behavior, popularity, and content properties. 25-34 - Kyungsik Han, Sanghack Lee, Jin Yea Jang, Yong Jung, Dongwon Lee:
Teens are from mars, adults are from venus: analyzing and predicting age groups with behavioral characteristics in instagram. 35-44 - Ramine Tinati, Markus Luczak-Rösch, Elena Simperl, Wendy Hall:
Because science is awesome: studying participation in a citizen science game. 45-54
Relationships and identity
- Niko Tsakalakis, Kieron O'Hara, Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon:
Identity assurance in the UK: technical implementation and legal implications under the eIDAS regulation. 55-65 - Norah Abokhodair, Sofiane Abbar, Sarah Vieweg, Yelena Mejova:
Privacy and twitter in qatar: traditional values in the digital world. 66-77 - Amaç Herdagdelen, Bogdan State, Lada A. Adamic, Winter A. Mason:
The social ties of immigrant communities in the United States. 78-84
Information spreading and engagement
- Miriam Fernández, Lara S. G. Piccolo, Diana Maynard, Meia Wippoo, Christoph Meili, Harith Alani:
Talking climate change via social media: communication, engagement and behaviour. 85-94 - Walid Magdy, Kareem Darwish, Norah Abokhodair, Afshin Rahimi, Timothy Baldwin:
#ISISisNotIslam or #DeportAllMuslims?: predicting unspoken views. 95-106 - Claudia Orellana-Rodriguez, Derek Greene, Mark T. Keane:
Spreading the news: how can journalists gain more engagement for their tweets? 107-116 - Sergej Sizov, Sarah Piller:
Economic value of web keyword advertising campaigns. 117-126
Conceptualization
- Natalia Boldyrev, Marc Spaniol, Gerhard Weikum:
ACROSS: A framework for multi-cultural interlinking of web taxonomies. 127-136 - Jack Webster, Nicholas Gibbins, Susan Halford, Brian J. Hracs:
Towards a theoretical approach for analysing music recommender systems as sociotechnical cultural intermediaries. 137-145 - Paul Seitlinger, Tobias Ley:
Reconceptualizing imitation in social tagging: a reflective search model of human web interaction. 146-155 - Clare J. Hooper, Brian Bailey, Hugh Glaser, James A. Hendler:
Social machines in practice: solutions, stakeholders and scopes. 156-160
Digital rights and public access
- Pei Zhang, Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon, Lester Gilbert:
A content-linking-context model for "notice-and-take-down" procedures. 161-165 - Katrin Weller, Katharina E. Kinder-Kurlanda:
A manifesto for data sharing in social media research. 166-172 - Khoi Duy Vo, Tuan Tran, Tu Ngoc Nguyen, Xiaofei Zhu, Wolfgang Nejdl:
Can we find documents in web archives without knowing their contents? 173-182 - Axel Bruns, Katrin Weller:
Twitter as a first draft of the present: and the challenges of preserving it for the future. 183-189
Politics and the web
- Pablo Loyola, Francisco Szederkenyi, Yutaka Matsuo:
Using the web to support political analysis: identifying legislative bill ideology in the chilean parliament. 190-199 - Kiran Garimella, Ingmar Weber, Munmun De Choudhury:
Quote RTs on Twitter: usage of the new feature for political discourse. 200-204 - Gefion Thuermer, Silke Roth, Markus Luczak-Rösch, Kieron O'Hara:
Internet use, in- and exclusion in decision-making processes within political parties. 205-214 - Daniel Alexandrov, Alexey Gorgadze, Ilya Musabirov:
Virtual caucasus on VK social networking site. 215-217
Categorization and predictions
- Paolo Boldi, Corrado Monti:
LlamaFur: learning latent category matrix to find unexpected relations in Wikipedia. 218-222 - Davide Proserpio, Scott Counts, Apurv Jain:
The psychology of job loss: using social media data to characterize and predict unemployment. 223-232 - Mattia Samory, Enoch Peserico:
Content attribution ignoring content. 233-243 - Yiwei Zhou, Alexandra I. Cristea:
Towards detection of influential sentences affecting reputation in wikipedia. 244-248
Information spreading
- Siddharth Krishnan, Patrick Butler, Ravi Tandon, Jure Leskovec, Naren Ramakrishnan:
Seeing the forest for the trees: new approaches to forecasting cascades. 249-258 - Abhimanyu Das, Sreenivas Gollapudi, Emre Kiciman, Onur Varol:
Information dissemination in heterogeneous-intent networks. 259-268 - Jenna Mittelmeier, Yingfei Heliot, Bart Rienties, Denise Whitelock:
Using social network analysis to predict online contributions: the impact of network diversity in cross-cultural collaboration. 269-273 - Sebastian Stommel, David García, Adiya Abisheva, Frank Schweitzer:
Anticipated shocks in online activity: response functions of attention and word-of-mouth processes. 274-275
Information gathering
- Duwaraka Murugadas, Sergej Sizov:
Do it yourself diagnosis: a study on acquiring health-related information online. 276-285 - Hang Zhang, Vinay Setty:
Finding diverse needles in a haystack of comments: social media exploration for news. 286-290 - Gerhard Gossen, Elena Demidova, Thomas Risse:
Analyzing web archives through topic and event focused sub-collections. 291-295 - Deniz Iren, Cynthia C. S. Liem, Jie Yang, Alessandro Bozzon:
Using social media to reveal social and collective perspectives on music. 296-300 - Vadim Voskresenskiy, Ilya Musabirov, Daniel Alexandrov:
Private and public online groups in apartment buildings of St. Petersburg. 301-306
Posters
- Adiya Abisheva, David García, Frank Schweitzer:
When the filter bubble bursts: collective evaluation dynamics in online communities. 307-308 - Daniel Alexandrov, Viktor Karepin, Ilya Musabirov:
Educational migration from Russia to China: social network data. 309-311 - Nora AlMuhanna, Wendy Hall, David E. Millard:
Modeling Twitter acceptance and use under the risk of antisocial behavior. 312-314 - Davide Ceolin, Julia Noordegraaf, Lora Aroyo, Chantal van Son:
Towards web documents quality assessment for digital humanities scholars. 315-317 - Dinesh Pradhan, Partha Sarathi Paul, Umesh Maheswari, Subrata Nandi, Tanmoy Chakraborty:
C3-index: revisiting author's performance measure. 318-319 - Kinda El Maarry, Wolf-Tilo Balke:
An impact-driven model for quality control in skewed-domain crowdsourcing tasks. 320-322 - Ujwal Gadiraju, Patrick Siehndel, Stefan Dietze:
Estimating domain specificity for effective crowdsourcing of link prediction and schema mapping. 323-324 - Siobhán Grayson, Karen Wade, Gerardine Meaney, Jennie Rothwell, Maria Mulvany, Derek Greene:
Discovering structure in social networks of 19th century fiction. 325-326 - Caroline A. Halcrow, Leslie Carr:
SPENCE: a model to describe, measure and map online/offline community. 327-329 - Rafael Melgarejo Heredia, Leslie Carr, Susan Halford:
The public web and the public good. 330-332 - Sarah Hewitt, Thanassis Tiropanis, Christian Bokhove:
The problem of identifying misogynist language on Twitter (and other online social spaces). 333-335 - Dirk Homscheid, Mario Schaarschmidt:
Between organization and community: investigating turnover intention factors of firm-sponsored open source software developers. 336-337 - Hyeon Kyeong Hwang, Marco Ronchetti:
Contextualizing bookmarks: an approach based on user context to improve organization and retrieval of bookmarks. 338-339 - Gwan Jang, Sung-Hyon Myaeng:
Social media analytics for understanding inter-region interest change dynamics and their causes. 340-341 - Sergei Koltsov, Sergey I. Nikolenko, Olessia Koltsova, Svetlana Bodrunova:
Stable topic modeling for web science: granulated LDA. 342-343 - Paraskevi Lazaridou, Athanasia C. Ntalla, Jasminko Novak:
Behavioural role analysis for multi-faceted communication campaigns in Twitter. 344-345 - Annamari Martinviita:
Understandings of togetherness online: community as a tool for social action. 346-347 - Paras Mehta, Dimitris Sacharidis, Dimitrios Skoutas, Agnès Voisard:
Keyword-based retrieval of frequent location sets in geotagged photo trails. 348-349 - Md. Mahabur Rahman, Md. Taksir Hasan Majumder, Md. Saddam Hossain Mukta, Mohammed Eunus Ali, Jalal Mahmud:
Can we predict eat-out preference of a person from tweets? 350-351 - Søren B. Ranneries, Mads E. Kalør, Sofie Aa. Nielsen, Lukas N. Dalgaard, Lasse D. Christensen, Nattiya Kanhabua:
Wisdom of the local crowd: detecting local events using social media data. 352-354 - Elzabi M. Rimington, Mark J. Weal, Pauline Leonard:
A theoretical framework for online game society: the case of league of legends. 355-357 - Mattia Samory, Federica Bogo, Enoch Peserico:
Community structure and interaction dynamics through the lens of quotes. 358-359 - Dominic Seyler, Mohamed Yahya, Klaus Berberich, Omar Alonso:
Automated question generation for quality control in human computation tasks. 360-362 - Sergej Sizov:
Assessment of rating prediction techniques under response uncertainty. 363-364 - Sebastian Stier:
Partisan framing of political debates on Twitter. 365-366 - Davide Taibi, Richard Rogers, Ivana Marenzi, Wolfgang Nejdl, Qazi Asim Ijaz Ahmad, Giovanni Fulantelli:
Search as research practices on the web: the SaR-Web platform for cross-language engine results analysis. 367-369 - Courtland VanDam, Pang-Ning Tan:
Detecting hashtag hijacking from Twitter. 370-371 - Onur Varol:
Spatiotemporal analysis of censored content on Twitter. 372-373 - Sevgi Yigit-Sert, Ismail Sengor Altingovde, Özgür Ulusoy:
Towards detecting media bias by utilizing user comments. 374-375
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