Abstract
The era of government jurisdiction based on separate and autonomous entities has been replaced with an intergovernmental and intersectoral network of industry, regulators, special interest groups and individual citizens. New forms of regulatory feedback will be inspired more by the concepts of networks- they will be flatter, leaner, and more flexible. An evaluation of new methods for the diffusion of public awareness regarding energy technologies, policies and projects, was conducted using the technology platform of Facebook. This paper reports on the results of an eighteen month formal study of the Diffusion of Influence in Online Social Networks.
Citation Formats
Samaha, Kimberly.
Diffusion of influence in energy awareness campaigns on the online social networking site of facebook.
WEC: N. p.,
2010.
Web.
Samaha, Kimberly.
Diffusion of influence in energy awareness campaigns on the online social networking site of facebook.
WEC.
Samaha, Kimberly.
2010.
"Diffusion of influence in energy awareness campaigns on the online social networking site of facebook."
WEC.
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title = {Diffusion of influence in energy awareness campaigns on the online social networking site of facebook}
author = {Samaha, Kimberly}
abstractNote = {The era of government jurisdiction based on separate and autonomous entities has been replaced with an intergovernmental and intersectoral network of industry, regulators, special interest groups and individual citizens. New forms of regulatory feedback will be inspired more by the concepts of networks- they will be flatter, leaner, and more flexible. An evaluation of new methods for the diffusion of public awareness regarding energy technologies, policies and projects, was conducted using the technology platform of Facebook. This paper reports on the results of an eighteen month formal study of the Diffusion of Influence in Online Social Networks.}
place = {WEC}
year = {2010}
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title = {Diffusion of influence in energy awareness campaigns on the online social networking site of facebook}
author = {Samaha, Kimberly}
abstractNote = {The era of government jurisdiction based on separate and autonomous entities has been replaced with an intergovernmental and intersectoral network of industry, regulators, special interest groups and individual citizens. New forms of regulatory feedback will be inspired more by the concepts of networks- they will be flatter, leaner, and more flexible. An evaluation of new methods for the diffusion of public awareness regarding energy technologies, policies and projects, was conducted using the technology platform of Facebook. This paper reports on the results of an eighteen month formal study of the Diffusion of Influence in Online Social Networks.}
place = {WEC}
year = {2010}
month = {Sep}
}