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• "We fangirls need our fanservice" : a study on the topics of discussion in a predominantly female online football community 

  Valkonen, Anna (2013)

  Tämä tutkielma tarkastelee pääosin naisten muodostamaa Livejournal-yhteisöä, jonka kieli on englanti ja keskustelun aihe jalkapallo. Pyrin selvittämään, miten yhteisön jäsenet käsittelevät perinteisesti miehiseksi miellettyä ...

• Impact of Status and Meme Content on the Spread of Memes in Virtual Communities 

  Mazambani, Gideon; Carlson, Maria A.; Reysen, Stephen; Hempelmann, Christian F. (University of Jyväskylä, Agora Center, 2015)

  We examined the influence of meme consistency (vs. inconsistency) and intragroup status on the spread of memes in virtual communities. Prior research suggests that information consistent with the theme of the group is ...

• Using Slack for computer-mediated communication to support higher education students’ peer interactions during Master’s thesis seminar 

  Tuhkala, Ari; Kärkkäinen, Tommi (Springer, 2018)

  Our study contributes to the research on computer-mediated communication in higher education by experimenting a modern communication tool called Slack. In particular, we consider using Slack to support students’ peer ...

• The first cyber summit - Clinton-Yeltsin Helsinki Summit 1997 : providing content for short time news events using Internet technologies 

  Huovilainen, Janne; Väätäinen, Olli (1997)

• The nature of EFL conversation in classroom and net-based learning environment 

  Turunen, Nina (2007)