Titlebook: Social Media and Local Governments; Theory and Practice Mehmet Zahid Sobaci Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 In

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The Diffusion of Microblogging in the Public Sector: Evidence from Chinese Provincesnct, implying their adoption may follow different routines. The findings also show that agencies and officials in jurisdictions with larger population, higher level of citizen demand, under advocating leadership, and bordering on pioneering peers are more likely to use microblogging.

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Designing Social Media Policy for Local Governments: Opportunities and Challengesrticularly for local governments, and analyzing opportunities and challenges that local governments face in implementing them. We underline the importance of creating a cultural shift in local governments through the help of a transformational leadership as a necessity for an effective social media

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Social Media Adoption and Use by Australian Capital City Local Governmentsng an integral part of modern local government functions, the types of digital communication being used are not commonly monitored or analyzed in the Australian context. This chapter provides an investigation of the types of social media being employed by local governments and a sentiment analysis o

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Greek Local E-Government 2.0: Drivers and Outcomes of Social Media Adoptionss of these tools in terms of citizens’ awareness, interest, and engagement? The present study addresses these questions by investigating the usage and effectiveness of Web 2.0 applications employed by the 325 Greek local governments. Results indicate that local authorities in Greece are moving towa