Online extremism remains a persistent problem despite the best efforts of governments, tech
companies and civil society. Digital technologies can induce group polarization to promote …

Opinion polarisation in social media has recently become a significant issue. The existing
literature mainly attributes polarisation to online friends' informational social influence, that …

Empirical evidence has demonstrated that customers often share diverse, and sometimes
even conflicting, eWOM information on various social platforms, bringing new challenges to …

We study security-development patterns in computer-science technologies through (i) the
security attention among technologies,(ii) the relation between technological change and …

Extant studies have yielded conflicting results on the impact of user review volume, valence,
and variance on sales. To resolve the conflict, our study proposes including consumer …

This paper examines the association between product networks generated by
recommendation systems and the product ratings' convergence of products. It further …

Opinions from online reviews reflect consumers' value perception toward products and
services. However, the evolution mechanism of online opinions in the process of value co …

We propose a reproducible, automated, scalable, and free method for automated
bibliometric analysis that requires little computing power. We explain how firms can use this …

The quantitative study of security dynamics in computer-science technologies is essential for
understanding security-development patterns of information systems. Here, we specify and …

The ongoing transition of Web 2.0 into Web 3.0 has had interesting effects of mediated
communication, especially for online content creators. In the current Internet era of …