The coronavirus disease Covid-19 (SARS-CoV-2) pandemic is exacting a huge toll on
individuals, families, communities, and societies across the world. The study of public …

Digital volunteers are becoming more visible actors in crises. By collecting data, correcting
misinformation, and organizing help, they are often a much‐needed resource in crisis …

361-Emerald_Backholm-3611651_IDX 297..308 Page 1 INDEX Actionable risk communication
model, 272 Active participant, 64, 76À78 Activity theory, 186, 190, 198À199 Acute phase of …

This article examines how Norwegian and UK health authorities used social media, and
especially Twitter, during the 2014-15 Ebola outbreak. The microblogging service has been …

This chapter summarises the findings of a case study on social media activity during the 22
July 2011 terrorist attacks in Norway. Based on these findings and on theories and previous …

On 22 July 2011, a lone wolf terrorist attacked Norway. At the island of Utøya, he killed 69
people. This article asks how the youth at the camp on the island used social media (SoMe) …

In public health emergencies, situational awareness is crucial for swift responses by
governments and rescue organizations. In this manuscript, a novel framework is proposed to …

The chapter addresses the question of how crisis and emergency communicators in the
justice (police) and health sector in Norway reflect on their use–or lack of use–of social …

Esta investigación analiza la comunicación que los líderes de los países europeos más
afectados por la COVID-19, Reino Unido, Francia, Italia y España realizaron en Twitter en …

This chapter describes how researchers and developers may improve the design of
technical innovations for crisis communicators by testing how user-friendly the innovation is …