Do people really care about their privacy? Surveys show that privacy is a primary concern
for citizens in the digital age. On the other hand, individuals reveal personal information for …

This article provides a critical review of scientific, peer reviewed, articles on Facebook
between 2006 and 2012. The review shows that while there are yet numerous articles on …

Whereas the bulk of research on social media has taken a granular approach, targeting
specific behaviors on one site, or to a lesser extent, multiple sites, the current study aimed to …

Enterprise social network sites (ESNSs) are increasingly being introduced into large
multinational organizations. In this article, we consider their potential for supporting …

The privacy paradox states that online privacy concerns do not sufficiently explain online
privacy behaviors on social network sites (SNSs). In this study, it was first asked whether the …

Technological innovations are increasingly helping people expand their social capital
through online networks by offering new opportunities for sharing personal information …

Social networking sites (SNSs) provide emerging adults with extreme and unprecedented
transparency, exposing them to a plethora of opportunities for social comparison. In light of …

Social networking sites offer new avenues for interpersonal communication that may enable
people to build social capital. The meta-analyses reported in this paper evaluated the …

Augmented reality face filters (eg, Snapchat) are ubiquitous in today's market. Yet, we know
little about the impact of individuals' concerns for their own and others' privacy and sharing …

Toward the end of their academic careers, most students are required to demonstrate their
ability to integrate theory and research methodology in their field of study by completing a …