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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Social media affordances"”.

  1. Social Media Use Among Women Who Create Adult Online Content: Community Building and Social Media Affordances

    … how women-identified adult content creators use social media platforms to form peer communities. Adult content creators are people who use the Internet to sell erotic materials (photos, videos, or text) that involve their images or performances. Adult content creators, including sex workers, have …

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  2. The actualization of the social media affordance for sociality in an informal learning environment: the case of Saudi Arabia

    … academic attention as its formal counterpart. Social media is being used as a tool for informal learning spaces in Saudi Arabia. Despite the growing use of social media platforms for learning, researchers have yet to reach a consensus on the specific informal learning behaviours exhibited by …

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  3. Social media use by public relations departments in Saudi Arabia

    … this research is to study and compare the use of social media by public relations departments in the Saudi Telecommunications Company (STC) and The Saudi Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Saudi MCI). An integration of cross-sectional and archival research designs was implemented using both …

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  4. Environmental Movements in China’s Digital Age

    New media technologies have transformed environmental campaigns and activism in China. The social media affords both Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) and local protester communities the opportunity to embrace the dynamics of environmental movements in the digital age, when flexible networks of …

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