2006
DOI: 10.1515/fjsb-2006-0205
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Social Software: Onlinegestütztes Informations-, Identitäts- und Beziehungsmanagement

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“…Schmidt leaves out the collaboration factor and views the functions as relating more to the management of relationships, information, and identities (J. Schmidt, 2006). Apart from the cooperation factor, the following list of factors common to all social networks confirms these definitions.…”
Section: Social Mediamentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Schmidt leaves out the collaboration factor and views the functions as relating more to the management of relationships, information, and identities (J. Schmidt, 2006). Apart from the cooperation factor, the following list of factors common to all social networks confirms these definitions.…”
Section: Social Mediamentioning
confidence: 86%
“…über mich sieht. Damit weisen diese Praktiken auch Berührungspunkte zum eigenen Beziehungs-und Identitätsmanagement (Schmidt 2006, Schmidt 2017 auf: Nicht mehr der Einzelne entscheidet, wer was wann über ihn weiß, sondern die Selektions-und Rankingalgorithmen von Plattformen. Aufmerksamkeitssteuerung durch Algorithmen ist auch Steuerung von sozialen Beziehungen, Kontexten und wahrgenommener Identität (Thimm/Bächle 2019: 80, Einspänner-Pflock 2017.…”
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“…Schmidt defines social software as web-based applications that support management of information, relationships and representation of one's self to (a part of) the public in hypertextual and social networks (Schmidt 2006). Therefore three primary functions of social software can be identified (Richter and Koch 2007) Considering these functional differences, we distinguish between different types of social software applications.…”
Section: Social Softwarementioning
confidence: 99%