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On effective sharing of user generated content
Pages 114 - 118
Abstract
Sharing of content is an important part of growing social networking culture. We examine the effectiveness of shared user-generated content (UGC) on social networking sites (SNSs). We divide the shared content into two categories: direct share, where the content is created in SNS and indirect share, where the UGC is created in other websites/web-services. In particular, we study how the limited information and visibility of the post affect the popularity and longevity of the content on the basis of social activities such as likes, shares and comments. The findings indicate that indirect share is less popular and short lived as compared to direct share. The study suggests that there is a need to design social networking feature that supports integration of UGC form other popular web-services.
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