Vol. 5, No. 3 (2016)

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Published: 2016-12-23

Articles

• I Am Woman, But Not Roaring: An Examination of Similarities and Differences in How Male and Female Professional Athletes are Using Twitter

  Brandi Watkins, Regina Lewis

  5-36

  
  

• Citizen Framing of #Ferguson on Twitter

  Mia Moody-Ramirez, Gabriel B. Tait, Ceeon Smith, Lillie Fears, Brenda Randle

  37-69

  
  

• Self-monitoring, Covert Narcissism, and Sex as Predictors of Self-presentational Activities on Facebook

  Pavica Sheldon

  70-91

  
  

• Cues about Cues in Political Comments on Social Media: Effects of Commenters’ Attractiveness and Claims of Cognitive Effort

  Jayeon Lee, Raymond J. Pingree

  92-120

  
  

• Employee Use of Social Media for Private Affairs during Working Hours

  Johanna Gunnlaugsdottir

  121-150

  
  

• Impact of Traditional and Internet/Social Media Screening Mechanisms on Employers’ Perceptions of Job Applicants

  Delonia Cooley, Rochelle Parks-Yancy

  151-186

  
  

• From the Lighthouse to the Campfire: The Connection between Sharing Information Offline and Sharing Resources Offline

  Veronica Hefner, Allen Levy, Jessica Au, Frances Naude, Zashya Nitzkowski, Kevin Chang, Rachel-Jean Firchau, Maxwell Mirman

  187-213

  
  

• A Reflection of Reality? The Consumption and Reproduction of Obesity Discourses by The Biggest Loser’s Viewers Through Facebook

  Sarah Gray, Courtney Szto

  214-243

  
  

• Power, Metaphor, and the Closing of a Social Networking Site

  Andrew Herrmann

  244-282

  
  

• Citizen Journalism: From Thomas in Boston to Twitter in Tamaulipas, A Case Study

  Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera, Maria Fernanda Machuca, Ruth Ann Ragland

  283-315

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Essays

• Using Collaborative Gaming to Engage Arab Youth in Cultural Memes

  Sohail Dahdal

  316-344

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Vol. 5, No. 2 (2016)

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Published: 2016-09-27

Articles

• The Influence of Snapchat on Interpersonal Relationship Development and Human Communication

  Justin C Velten, Rauf Arif

  5-43

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• Corporate Social Media: Understanding the Impact of Service Quality & Social Value on Customer Behavior

  Regina Connolly, Murray Scott, William DeLone

  44-74

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• Twitter Diplomacy? A Content Analysis of Eight U.S. Embassies’ Twitter Feeds

  Meghan Sobel, Daniel Riffe, Joe Bob Hester

  75-107

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• When Image Isn’t Everything: The Effects of Instagram Frames on Social Comparison

  Jennifer Lewallen

  108-133

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• Principals’ Perspectives on Social Media in Schools

  Kasey Powers, Marybeth Green

  134-168

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• Framing On Facebook: Examining an Issues Management Approach to Obesity

  Shereen Sarthou McCall, Sora Kim, John Brummette

  169-201

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• “Actually Having Conversations and Talking to People”: Defining Social Media Engagement

  Curt Gilstrap, Nigel Holderby

  202-225

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Essays

• From Underground ‘Sutta’ to Mainstream ‘Kolaveri di’: Understanding Social Media through Changing Perceptions of Popular Music in the Indian Subcontinent

  Vikas Jain

  226-244

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Vol. 5, No. 1 (2016)

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Published: 2016-06-01

Articles

• Pin it for Yourself: Women’s Health and Fitness Content on Pinterest

  Lindsey Conlin, Dylan McLemore, Xueying Zhang, Bijie Bie, Kim Bissell

  5-37

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• Evaluating Podcast Compositions: Assessing Credibility, Challenges, and Innovation

  David R. Nelson, William V. Faux II

  38-64

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• University Students’ Perceptions of Social Media as a Learning Tool

  Laila Al-Sharqi, Khairuddin Hashim

  65-88

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• Creating “Spaces” for Professional Development: Education Organizations’ Use of Facebook

  Christie Bledsoe, Jodi Pilgrim

  89-110

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• Social Media in a Subjective-science Mode: The “Facebook Likes” Study Reconfigured with Self-reference

  James C Rhoads, Dan B Thomas, Bruce McKeown

  111-136

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• Factors Affecting the Adoption of Social Network: A Study of Facebook Users in Bangladesh

  Jannatul Ferdous Bristy

  137-159

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• Facebook and its Disappearing Posts: Data Collection Approaches on Fan-Pages for Social Scientists

  Erick Behar Villegas

  160-188

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• A Mixed Methods Examination of 21st Century Hiring Processes, Social Networking Sites, and Implicit Bias

  Troy Elias, Laurie P. Honda, Megan Kimmel, JungWon Chun

  189-228

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• Rumor Has It: Examining the Effects of Facebook Addiction on Political Knowledge Gullibility

  Cynthia Nichols, Lori Melton McKinnon, Anna Geary

  229-264

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Essays

• Social Media “Teleco-presence” Theory of Identity

  Kehbuma Langmia

  265-290

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