An integrated Assessment System of Citizen Reaction towards Local Government Social Media Accounts by Nur Aini Rakhmawati, Dyaksa Hanindito

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Social Media and Its Role in Knowledge Exchange between Digital Preservation Experts based on Honeycomb Model by Mitra samiei

“…Ninety percent of experts considered intellectual deviation on Facebook and YouTube as the disadvantages of social media in scientific research, while 10% regarded time waste and low efficiency in YouTube and Twitter as the disadvantage of social media. …”
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The Impact of Social Networks on Civil Participation (Case study: Ardabil Citizens) by ali jafari

“…The results show: social networks (Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube) on civic participation of citizens in Ardabil impressive. …”
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Visualizing the scientific network of thermodynamics subject area based on outputs of Iranians scholars of the field indexed in Thomson Reuters Web of Science by Niusha Zohoorian Fooladi

“…Facebook, Blog, Delicious, YouTube and Twitter are the tools mainly adopted by these libraries. …”
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New social media and their role in the representation of collective action: The Egyptian revolution analysis by Ali Ashraf Nazari, Mojtaba Gholipour

“…Social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, text messaging capability and functions of citizen journalism through mobile phones and the Internet (in conjunction with the official media), and other communication potential of new information technologies, a significant role in the process various developments have Egyptian revolution. …”
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A Model to Publish Online Social Networks Data with Privacy Preserving by Rohulla Kosari Langari, Soheila Sardar, Seyed Abdollah Amin Mousavi, Reza Radfar

“…The result of simulation and assessment of the proposed model on the data of four social networks such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Google+ depicts that privacy preserving of data with the lowest distortion ratio and the more usefulness of data.…”
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Comparative Study of Academic Library Websites in Iran and United States from Standpoint Users Engagement Through Social Medias by Maryam Tavosi, Mohsen Haji Zeinolabedini

“…This figure in United States was up to 1% (Except for the MIT University libraries that the number was 11%). Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, Researchgate and Pinterest were the top media that university library websites in United States had user engagement through them.…”
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The US digital diplomacy toward Iran during the presidency of Obama by Mohammad Reza Noroozpoor, Farideh Mohammad Alipour

“…Therefor during Hillary Clinton's term as secretary of state, using digital diplomacy and, in particular, twitter diplomacy (twiplomacy) as an effective tool for the US foreign policy, was significantly intensified, in a wayTwitter, Facebook and YouTube played very effective roles in the protests against the 2009 Iranian presidential election results. …”
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Identifying Effective Factors of Brand Co-creation in the Social Media Brand Community by Meysam Shirkhodaie, Bahareh Abedin, Sima Dadash Pour

“…Other social media were YouTube (124 people), Facebook (45 people), Twitter (42 people), and LinkedIn (22 people). …”
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A Comparative Study of Audiovisual Governance Frameworks in Russia, Turkey and South Korea by Mansoureh Akhavan, Taher Roshandel Arbatani, Seyed Vahid Aqili, Datis Khajeheian

“…Even strict regulations have become ineffective against user-oriented content production sites such as YouTube. Therefore, studying different countries' media governance models and experiences, regardless of their press systems, can help in developing new models for other countries. …”
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Subject Map Corona virus in Iran: Case Study of Instagram by tahereh abolghasem mosalman, Alireza Abayati, Mohammad Azampour Afshar, Elham Hooshmand

“…Van Den Ende’s research (2016) showed that in recent years, with the advancement of technology and the emergence of social networks, terrorist organizations have also significantly used social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs. They have started writing. By using social media and analyzing social networks, it is possible to recognize the growing terrorist presence in social media and provide valuable views on the social networks of terrorist organizations. …”
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Investigating the effect of social media marketing on brand loyalty with the mediating role of trust and brand equity(Case study: Bank Mellat Isfahan branches) by Zahra Yazdani Kachuei, mehdi korhani, Asghar kosari

“…They have used Twitter, created fan pages on Facebook, posted videos on YouTube, and perhaps even created websites in the late 20th century (Zhang & Liu, 2021). …”
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