Symbolic Action Through Microblogging During and After a Crisis:  Tweeting the Oil Spill

Vaast, Emmanuelle; Negoita, Bogdan; Safadi, Hani

doi:10.5465/ambpp.2012.12009abstract

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“…Another similar linguistic innovation is the evolving use of hashtags on Twitter. From being simple tags on which a search can be performed, they also perform the function of a summarized and often humorous take on the tweet in question (Vaast et al, 2012).…”

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Building Grounded Theory with Social Media Data

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The Routledge Companion to Qualitative Research in Organization Studies

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The growing popularity and constant innovations of social media platforms and applications have transformed ways of interacting, working, creating value and innovating. We elaborate upon how building theory from case studies may be adapted to the opportunities and challenges of social media environments. We delve into key challenges of the research process: case study design, data analysis, and engaging in multi methods.

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“…For instance, let us imagine that researchers are investigating microblogging (e.g. activity on Twitter) in various contexts and situations (Heverin 2011;Jansen et al 2009;Vaast et al 2012). Researchers in this situation are likely to select single microblogging posts (i.e.…”

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confidence: 99%