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ORCIDOnline Information Review, Volume 46
Volume 46, Number 1, 2022
- Wenhong Zhou
, Linxu Dai, Yujie Zhang, Chuanling Wen:
Personal information management on social media from the perspective of platform support: a text analysis based on the Chinese social media platform policy. 1-21 - Anumegha Sharma, Payal Shrivastava Kapoor:
Message sharing and verification behaviour on social media during the COVID-19 pandemic: a study in the context of India and the USA. 22-39 - Tal Laor:
Twitter as a clique: journalists' patterns of Twitter use in Israel. 40-58 - Maryam Yaghtin, Hajar Sotudeh, Alireza Nikseresht, Mahdieh Mirzabeigi:
Modeling the co-citation dependence on semantic layers of co-cited documents. 59-78 - Hua Pang, Kaiyang Qin, Min Ji:
Can social network sites facilitate civic engagement? Assessing dynamic relationship between social media and civic activities among young people. 79-94 - Marcelo Luis Barbosa dos Santos:
The "so-called" UGC: an updated definition of user-generated content in the age of social media. 95-113 - Muh-Chyun Tang, Pei-Min Wu:
Reconciling the effects of positive and negative electronic word of mouth: roles of confirmation bias and involvement. 114-133 - Tao Zhou:
Understanding online health community users' information adoption intention: an elaboration likelihood model perspective. 134-146 - Claire Seungeun Lee:
Analyzing Zoombombing as a new communication tool of cyberhate in the COVID-19 era. 147-163 - Yi Chen, Chuanfu Chen, Si Li:
Determining factors of participants' attitudes toward the ethics of social media data research. 164-181 - Jung-Chieh Lee, Liang Nan Xiong:
Investigation of the relationships among educational application (APP) quality, computer anxiety and student engagement. 182-203
Volume 46, Number 2, 2022
- Chern Li Liew:
National memory institutions' social media policies and risk management: a content analysis. 205-223 - Han Zhang, Ying Bi, Fei Kang, Zhong Wang:
Incentive mechanisms for government officials' implementing open government data in China. 224-243 - Azi Lev-On:
Watching participatory budgeting events or attending them produce different distributive outcomes. 244-255 - João Coelho Soares, Ricardo Limongi, Eric David Cohen:
Engagement in a social media: an analysis in higher education institutions. 256-284 - Fei Zhou, Jian Mou, Jongki Kim:
Toward a meaningful experience: an explanation of the drivers of the continued usage of gamified mobile app services. 285-303 - Hsu-Ju Teng, Chi-Feng Lo, Hsin-Hui Lee:
How do internet memes affect brand image? 304-318 - Shahid Iqbal Khan, Bilal Ahmad:
Tweet so good that they can't ignore you! Suggesting posting strategies to micro-celebrities for online engagement. 319-336 - Lu Guan, Yafei Zhang, Jonathan J. H. Zhu:
Predicting information exposure and continuous consumption: self-level interest similarity, peer-level interest similarity and global popularity. 337-355 - Bingjing Mao, Cong Li:
A good dentist or not: understanding the role of storytelling in online dentist reviews. 356-374 - Chern Li Liew:
Let's talk about risks: a pillar framework for social media risk management in memory institutions. 375-390 - Bohee Jung, Hanku Kim, Seung Hwan (Shawn) Lee:
The impact of belongingness and graphic-based emoticon usage motives on emoticon purchase intentions for MIM: an analysis of Korean KakaoTalk users. 391-411
Volume 46, Number 3, 2022
- Marco T. Bastos:
Editorial: Five challenges in detection and mitigation of disinformation on social media. 413-421 - Jiyoung Lee, Shaheen Kanthawala, Brian C. Britt, Danielle F. Deavours, Tanya Ott-Fulmore:
Prevalence of anger, engaged in sadness: engagement in misinformation, correction, and emotional tweets during mass shootings. 422-440 - Pritika Reddy, Bibhya Sharma, Kaylash Chaudhary, 'Osaiasi Lolohea, Robert Tamath:
Information literacy: a desideratum of the 21st century. 441-463 - Gal Yavetz:
Bibi and Mr. Prime Minister: do different Facebook identities imply different messages for political leaders? 464-482 - Nushrat Khan, Mike Thelwall, Kayvan Kousha:
Are data repositories fettered? A survey of current practices, challenges and future technologies. 483-502 - Rajiv Kumar, Arindam Mukherjee, Amit Sachan:
m-Government experience: a qualitative study in India. 503-524 - Asma Alwreikat, Ahmed Maher Khafaga Shehata, Metwaly Ali Mohamed Eldakar:
Arab women feelings while seeking information during COVID-19 pandemic: applying PMT constructs. 525-546 - Mert Onuralp Gökalp, Ebru Gökalp, Kerem Kayabay, Altan Koçyigit, P. Erhan Eren:
The development of the data science capability maturity model: a survey-based research. 547-567 - Xuanxi Li, A. Y. M. Atiquil Islam, Eddie W. L. Cheng, Xiao Hu, Samuel Kai Wah Chu:
Exploring determinants influencing information literacy with activity theory. 568-589 - Mona Jami Pour, Javad Mesrabadi, Mohammad Asarian:
Meta-analysis of the DeLone and McLean models in e-learning success: the moderating role of user type. 590-615 - Yonghwan Kim, Bumsoo Kim:
Effects of young adults' smartphone use for social media on communication network heterogeneity, social capital and civic engagement. 616-638 - Nimmi Rangaswamy:
Book review: Lives of data: essays on computational cultures from India. 639-641
Volume 46, Number 4, 2022
- Lei Hou, Xue Pan:
Consumers with specialised and diverse experience produce more helpful reviews. 645-659 - Laura Saraite-Sariene, Federico Galán-Valdivieso, Juana Alonso-Cañadas, Manuela García-Tabuyo:
The role of women's leadership in environmental NGOs' online accountability. 660-677 - Cheuk Hang (Allen) Au, Kevin K. W. Ho:
Online schadenfreude as an outcome of ideological polarization: a case in Hong Kong. 678-697 - Ahsan Ullah, Kanwal Ameen:
Statistical analysis used in LIS research produced by Pakistani authors. 698-714 - Didem Ölçer, Tugba Taskaya-Temizel:
Quality assessment of web-based information on type 2 diabetes. 715-732 - Wen-Chun Chang:
Media use, political trust and attitude toward direct democracy: empirical evidence from Taiwan. 733-753 - Hafiz Syed Mohsin Abbas, Zahid Hussain Qaisar, Xiaodong Xu, Chunxia Sun:
Nexus of E-government, cybersecurity and corruption on public service (PSS) sustainability in Asian economies using fixed-effect and random forest algorithm. 754-770 - Jiafeng Gu:
Semiprivate space and access to online education during COVID-19: empirical tests from China. 771-786 - Tong Wu, Jonathan Reynolds, Jintao Wu, Bodo B. Schlegelmilch:
CEOs as corporate ambassadors: deciphering leadership communication via Twitter. 787-806 - Ummul Hanan Mohamad, Mohammad Nazir Ahmad, Ahmad Mujahid Ubaidillah Zakaria:
Ontologies application in the sharing economy domain: a systematic review. 807-825
Volume 46, Number 5, 2022
- Kai Li:
Relationships between method-section citation rates and citation contexts: evidence from highly cited references in psychology. 829-845 - Tunde Simeon Amosun, Jianxun Chu, Olayemi Hafeez Rufai, Sayibu Muhideen, Riffat Shahani, Miapeh Kous Gonlepa:
Does e-government help shape citizens' engagement during the COVID-19 crisis? A study of mediational effects of how citizens perceive the government. 846-866 - Jarim Kim, Yesolran Kim:
What publics do online matters: Internet use and political information behaviors. 867-885 - Arunas Gudinavicius, Vincas Grigas:
Causes and consequences of unauthorized use of books: readers, authors, and publishers' perspective. 886-903 - Ján Cerný, Martin Potancok, Elias Castro-Hernandez:
Toward a typology of weak-signal early alert systems: functional early warning systems in the post-COVID age. 904-919 - Bumsoo Kim, Eric Cooks, Yonghwan Kim:
Thinking, checking and learning: testing a moderated-mediation model of social media news use conditional upon elaboration on political knowledge via fact-checking. 920-936 - Nava Rothschild, Noa Aharony:
Self-disclosure in public and private groups of people with mental illnesses in Facebook. 937-953 - Andrea Hrckova, Róbert Móro, Ivan Srba, Mária Bieliková:
Quantitative and qualitative analysis of linking patterns of mainstream and partisan online news media in Central Europe. 954-973 - Shiromani Gupta, Satyabhusan Dash, Rachna Mahajan:
The role of social influencers for effective public health communication. 974-992 - Luciana Monteiro Krebs, Bieke Zaman, Sonia Elisa Caregnato, David Geerts, Vicente Grassi-Filho, Nyi Nyi Htun:
Trespassing the gates of research: identifying algorithmic mechanisms that can cause distortions and biases in academic social media. 993-1013
Volume 46, Number 6, 2022
- Yaotan Xie, Fei Xiang:
An improved approach based on dynamic mixed sampling and transfer learning for topic recognition: a case study on online patient reviews. 1017-1033 - Fei Zhou, Jian Mou, Wei Wang, Yenchun Jim Wu:
Social media usage and employee creativity: is relational energy a missing link? 1034-1053 - Amit Sood, Rajendra Kumar Sharma, Amit Kumar Bhardwaj:
Artificial intelligence research in agriculture: a review. 1054-1075 - Xiujuan Chen, Shanbing Gao, Xue Zhang:
Visual analysis of global research trends in social bots based on bibliometrics. 1076-1094 - Mingyue Fan, Juliet Wanza Ndavi, Sikandar Ali Qalati, Lin Huang, Zhengjia Pu:
Applying the time continuum model of motivation to explain how major factors affect mobile learning motivation: a comparison of SEM and fsQCA. 1095-1114 - Sajeet Pradhan:
Social network fatigue: revisiting the antecedents and consequences. 1115-1131 - Chokri Barhoumi, Areej Alsaysi, Souheil Essid:
Diagnosis of the effectiveness of the e-learning solutions adopted in Saudi higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic. 1132-1151 - Xizhu Xiao, Yan Su:
Wired to seek, comment and share? Examining the relationship between personality, news consumption and misinformation engagement. 1152-1166 - Sepanta Sharafuddin, Ivan Belik:
The evolution of data analytics through the lens of business cases. 1167-1183 - Xingyu Ken Chen, Jin-Cheon Na, Luke Kien-Weng Tan, Mark Chong, Murphy Choy:
Exploring how online responses change in response to debunking messages about COVID-19 on WhatsApp. 1184-1204
Volume 46, Number 7, 2022
- Paraskevi El. Skarpa, Emmanouel Garoufallou:
The role of libraries in the fake news era: a survey of information scientists and library science students in Greece. 1205-1224 - Zhiwei Yang, Qingshan Zhou, Dickson K. W. Chiu, Yuqi Wang:
Exploring the factors influencing continuous usage intention of academic social network sites. 1225-1241 - Pradeep Kumar, Gaurav Sarin:
WELMSD - word embedding and language model based sarcasm detection. 1242-1256 - Souheila Ben Guirat, Ibrahim Bounhas, Yahya Slimani:
Meta-search based approach for Arabic information retrieval. 1257-1274 - Wei Jeng, Daqing He:
Surveying research data-sharing practices in US social sciences: a knowledge infrastructure-inspired conceptual framework. 1275-1292 - Ammina Kothari, Kimberly Walker, Kelli S. Burns:
#CoronaVirus and public health: the role of social media in sharing health information. 1293-1312 - Nili Steinfeld:
The disinformation warfare: how users use every means possible in the political battlefield on social media. 1313-1334 - Tal Laor, Sabina Lissitsa:
Mainstream, on-demand and social media consumption and trust in government handling of the COVID crisis. 1335-1352 - Yan Su, Porismita Borah, Xizhu Xiao:
Understanding the "infodemic": social media news use, homogeneous online discussion, self-perceived media literacy and misperceptions about COVID-19. 1353-1372 - Edward Shih-Tse Wang, Hung-Chou Lin, Yu-Ting Liao:
Effects of social capital of social networking site on social identity and continuous participant behavior. 1373-1388
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