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Can we say we live in a post-digital condition? It depends. This paper sets out to distinguish between the current mass digital culture and an authentic post-digital culture. If we mean “post-digital” as the full internalization and awareness of the result of the so-called digital revolution, then it is necessary a philosophical work to discuss related problems, identify the causes and propose solutions...
Social network sites (SNSs) such as Facebook open up novel communication and marketing capabilities by engaging customers and other organizational stakeholders. This study applies insights from Social Information Processing theory to quantitatively characterize five measures of user engagement on SNSs: likes, comments and shares, and two chronemic (time-related) measures of response time and of the...
As the use of computer-mediated communications has increased, the potential risk of online deception has grown -- as has the importance of better understanding human behavior online to mitigate these risks. Previous research has demonstrated that linguistic features provide crucial cues to detect deception, and that reasonable accuracy in detection of deception can be achieved by applying certain...
Past research suggests that compared to face-to-face (FFC) contact, computer-mediated communication (CMC) is less effective in building trust. Yet there has been little research of cultural differences regarding the role of FFC and CMC in building trust. A study between Chinese and Australian subjects found that eastern cultures (featured by China) and western cultures (featured by Australia) differed...
Deception is an everyday occurrence across all communication media. Deception detection on Chinese text is vital to the safety of people's life, the survival of enterprises and the stability of the country. Inundated with massive amounts of textual information transmitted through computer-mediated communication (CMC), people remain largely unsuccessful and inefficient in detecting those messages that...
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