[Air-L] Anyone researching post-Sandy use of online groups and social media?

[Balazs Lengyel]

Hi Steven,
Thanks for your summary. I have found this twitter dataset at 140kit.org:
http://140kit.com/datasets/1028

Best,
Balazs

Balázs Lengyel
research fellow
International Business School Budapest
Tárogató út 2-4, Budapest
blengyel at ibs-b.hu
+36 30 4377807



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> This mother lode of mostly Facebook groups and pages may be of interest:
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>     http://bitly.com/sandygroups
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> I'd be interested in what lessons can be pulled out overtime around
> which ones are most effective and what they really did on the ground
> in terms of impact.
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> Groups go far beyond the limited impact of "Like" IMHO, but something
> deeper research wise would contribute a lot.
>
> On a related note here are some lessons I shared:
> http://bitly.com/localrecovery
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> It is hard from a distance to determine what "dark social" nearest
> neighbor networking is happening online say along a destroyed stretch
> of beach.  It would be fascinating to learn about any long-term
> e-networks created in urban buildings still uninhabitable and then
> what happens when folks return. I would guess that there are some
> online groups created for residents of specific buildings, but I
> haven't located any yet.
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> If you reply, please cc: clift at e-democracy.org
>
> Thanks,
> Steven Clift
> http://stevenclift.com
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