The use of social media at work is gaining traction, and there is evidence to suggest that
various benefits accrue from its use. Yet the relationship between using social media at work …

Purpose–The objective of this paper is to further explore relationships among social
influence, blog platform qualities and usage intention for improving the understanding of the …

While a number of enterprises are now using social business platforms, there have been few
studies of the benefits to the organizations using them. This paper aims to fill that gap by …

The increasingly prominent new subset of Web pages, called 'blogs' differs from traditional
Web pages both in characteristics and potential to applications. We explore three aspects of …

There is a growing body of research into the adoption and use of social software in
enterprises. However, less is known about how groups, such as communities, use and …

Blogs are currently powerful instrument and their proliferation has attracted substantial
attention from marketing practitioners and academics. The aim of this study is to propose a …

The blogosphere is an active arena for the communication of topic‐area claims by marketer
and non‐marketer sources. Determinants of influence in the blogosphere have not been …

While social networks compose the foundation for digital socialization, the extant body of
social media fatigue research primarily focuses on psychological factors. This study …

Empirically, we find that Web logs (or “blogs”) often link to other blogs in the same category.
We present an analytical model that explains why a rational blogger may choose to link to …

The use of social networking software by professionals is increasing dramatically. How it is
used, whether it enhances or reduces productivity, and how enterprise-friendly design and …