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      • Ayca Nina Zuch
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      • Nuri Khadem
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Balanced Scorecard for performance measurement of social media

Published byStefan Stumppon 17. May 2013 Reply
Companies have different approaches to use social media tools: for management, advertising, public relations, research and development, customer service or for recruiting. However, companies are faced with problems when measuring their online activities. A simple... MORE
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Call for Papers: Early stage researchers colloquium

Published byMartin Pleisson 16. May 2013 Reply
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society is sending out invitations for the annual colloquium to be held in Berlin on 21 November 2013. In cooperation with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung we wish to gather together... MORE
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Data sharing: Why it’s useful, why still nobody does it and where it could lead to

Published byBenedikt Fecheron 9. May 2013 Reply
According to a study from Tenopir et al. (2011) among 1300 US scientist, 67 per cent of all respondents considered the missing access to research data as a major drawback for scientific progress. In the... MORE
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Call for Summer Fellows

Published byMartin Pleisson 9. May 2013 Reply
This summer the Alexander Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society opens its doors for fellows from all over the world! We invite applications from early stage and experienced researchers pursuing a project of transdisciplinary Internet... MORE
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Introducing: The Internet Policy Review

Published byMartin Pleisson 7. May 2013 Reply
On the occasion of the 13th re:publica conference in Berlin, the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society presents its newest online research publication: The Internet Policy Review. The Internet Policy Review is a... MORE

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