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Social Media and Digital Collaborations Track Chairs Jason Thatcher, Clemson University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Kathy McGrath, Brunel University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Gerald (Jerry) Kane, Boston College, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Rachel McLean, Liverpool John Moores University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Social media, typified by applications such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, have become pervasive in many parts of the world. Moreover, as digital infrastructures evolve, these applications are rapidly gaining traction in previously unconnected countries and locations. While, for many, social media hold out the promise of new ways of organizing and collaborating, others question whether such developments are universally positive or indeed discontinuous. This track is concerned with research that goes beyond acontextual views of the collaborative aspects of social media, to focus on the historical, cultural, political and economic contexts of their use. In keeping with the collaborative theme, submissions should focus on the use of social media by organizations, groups or larger social units. We welcome research from any philosophical, methodological and theoretical standpoint. We are also open to the study of social media in a variety of contexts - the work organization, civic society, humanitarian efforts, and disaster responses, to name but a few. A diversity of disciplinary backgrounds is also encouraged, in recognition of the contributions cultural, media and communication studies, and sociology, have made to social media research. Most importantly, we explicitly encourage submissions to this track that situate social media, and the modes by which we can study these phenomena, historically, theoretically or empirically. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: - Underlying philosophies of social media - Social media business models - Non-use, re-appropriation, resistance and disconnection - The construction and circulation of gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, religion and disability through the use of social media - Organizational networking with social media - Use of social media for citizen participation - Mobilization of temporary organizations using social media - Policy challenges - Effects of algorithmic culture and mediators upon collaborative practice - Geo-spatial aspects of social media collaborations - The development and use of social media analytics - Digital methods for understanding social media collaboration (e.g. design science approaches, the computational turn; big data methods) - Critical perspectives on social media (e.g. how social is social media, what are negative side effects of social media use?). 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Advent u Otočcu 5. po redu ADVENT U OTOČCU - božićni sajam održati će se u Otočcu u dane 17. i 18. prosinca 2011. (subota i nedjelja). Uspješna suradnja HGK - ŽK Otočac i Grada Otočca nastavlja se dalje, s posebnim naglaskom na širenju partnerstva na planu organizacije. Božićni sajam održati će se u velikom grijanom šatoru u središtu Otočca, na kojemu u predblagdanskom okruženju želimo okupiti sve naše poslovne partnere, poduzetnike, institucije, udruge i pojedince s kojima uspješno surađujemo tijekom godine, te zajednički našim sugrađanima omogućiti zanimljivo druženje, uz božićne pjesme i u veselom blagdanskom raspoloženju ponuditi im božićni program darova, ukrasa i sl. proizvoda vlastite proizvodnje iz svih krajeva Hrvatske. Svrha ove manifestacije je doprinos oživljavanju i očuvanju bogate zanatske i trgovačke tradicije vezane uz Grad Otočac. Cilj nam je: - skrenuti pozornost i senzibilizirati javnost na vrijednost sačuvanih znanja i vještina u tradiciji i rukotvorstvu u Hrvatskoj općenito; - približiti široj zajednici raznolikost proizvoda hrvatskih proizvođača; - poticati građane na aktivnije uključivanje u očuvanje vrijednosti vlastite proizvodnje; - stvoriti još jednu priliku postojećim proizvođačima, tvrtkama, obrtnicima i udrugama diljem Hrvatske da prikažu svoj rad, da se međusobno bolje upoznaju, razmjene iskustva i ideje te planiraju buduće zajedničke aktivnosti na dobrobit zajednice. Izložbeno-prodajni sajamski dio Adventa obogatit ćemo kulturno-zabavnim programom i tradicijskom gastronomskom ponudom. Ukoliko ste proizvođač zainteresiran za izlaganje (i prodaju) na Božićnom sajmu, ljubazno molimo da izvršite svoju prijavu do 30. studenog 2011. godine u HGK ŽK Otočac. Prijavljene izlagače naknadno ćemo direktno obavijestiti o svim potrebnim detaljima vezanim uz način dolaska, parking, mogućnost smještaja, detaljima samog programa i konačnoj veličini raspoloživog izložbenog prostora, sukladno broju zaprimljenih prijava i iskazanim potrebama izlagača. Sajamski dio Adventa u Otočcu održati će se na Gradskom trgu u ulici Kralja Zvonimira ispred zgrade Gackog pučkog otvorenog učilišta, u grijanom šatoru. Sudjelovanje na božićnom sajmu je besplatno, a izlagači se svojom prijavom sudjelovanja obvezuju na sudjelovanje prvog i drugog dana manifestacije. Sve dodatne informacije i pojašnjenja zainteresirani izlagači mogu dobiti u HGK ŽK Otočac na slijedeće kontakte: - Irena Banić i Frana Lokas, stručne suradnice, HGK - ŽK Otočac e-mail: Ova e-mail adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili JavaScript Ova e-mail adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili JavaScript , Ova e-mail adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili JavaScript Ova e-mail adresa je zaštićena od spam robota, nije vidljiva ako ste isključili JavaScript