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Appropriation of Privacy Management Within Social Networking Sites Catherine Dwyer New Jersey Institute of Technology New Jersey Institute of Technology Digital Commons @ NJIT Dissertations Theses and Dissertations Spring 2008 Appropriation of privacy management within social networking sites Catherine Dwyer New Jersey Institute of Technology Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/dissertations Part of the Databases and Information Systems Commons, and the Management Information Systems Commons Recommended Citation Dwyer, Catherine, "Appropriation of privacy management within social networking sites" (2008). Dissertations. 857. https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/dissertations/857 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses and Dissertations at Digital Commons @ NJIT. It has been accepted for inclusion in Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ NJIT. 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ASAC AOIAIO O IACY MAAGEME WII SOCIA EWOKIG SIES y Caeie wye Socia ewokig sies ae emege as oe o e mos wiey use yes o ieacie sysems wi memesis umeig i e ues o miios aou e goe y oiig oos o ei memes o maage a ee-cagig se o eaiosis socia ewokig sies us a cosa easio o socia ouaies ese sies ace ess emasis o oos a imi socia ouaies o eae iacy e ai easio o oie socia ouaies as cause iacy sockwaes iacy oie is eae y cosais o ime a sace Oie oweu seac egies a og em igia soage meas iae aa ae o eiaio ae Wii a oie cuue o aoymiy a ui se-eseaio o ieiy socia ewokig sies ca e ue io aces o eceie saey u wi iacy isks a acuay ee ieiiey Wie ese sies o eoy iacy maageme eaues i is o uesoo ow eoe use socia ewokig sies ow ey use iacy maageme eaues a ow ese wo ae eae I oe o ceae ee iacy mecaisms o socia sowae esiges mus is uesa ow memes maage ei iacy i e cue eiome is isseaio iouces e Socia Sowae eomace Moe wic escies eea acos a ei ieacio i oe o eai aes o iacy maageme e Moe is a syesis o Aaie Sucuaio eoy e i Aoiaio Moe a socio-ecica sysems eoy Aaie Sucuaio eoy aems o eai aoiaio eie as e ocess y wic eoe iegae ecoogy io ei aiy asks a aciiies A cea emise o is eseac is a e aoiaio esecie is a auae es o easig aa ow memes o ese sies ao a aa iacy maageme eaues Usig Aaie Sucuaio eoy is isseaio eeoe a aiae ew measues a caue aoiaio aes eae o iacy maageme wii socia ewokig sies e eseac iouces ee ieee cosucs a measue iacy maageme aoiaio ey ae e Use aoiaio moe wic measues acua use o iacy maageme eaues; e amiiaiy aoiaio moe wic measue kowege o iacy maageme eaues; a e esice Scoe aoiaio moe wic measues e ee o wic memes ieeey imi e scoe o ei oie socia ewok o oec ei iacy Suey aa was coece om suecs i wo iee socia ewokig sies aceook a MySace a use o eauae yoeses eeoe om e Socia Sowae eomace Moe Usig a aia eas squaes aaysis e eseac moe eaie 5 o e aiace wi esec o aoiaio o iacy maageme eaues is is a sog esu o eoaoy eseac is eseac makes a coiuio y eeig eoies o a ew coe y ayig o e Aaie Sucuaio eoy a e i Aoiaio Moe o e use o iacy maageme i socia ewokig sies Usig yes a su-yes o aoiaio moes om Aaie Sucuaio eoy ew measues wee eeoe a aiae ese ew measues wi ue eos o esais aiiy a eiaiiy ca e aae o uesa aoiaios o oe oms o socia sowae e mai iig o e eseac is a meo o eauae e eecieess o iee imemeaios o iacy maageme wii socia ewokig sies Wie iomaio sysem eoy as ee imaiy cocee wi sysems use i a ogaiaioa coe e esus o is eseac sows ese eoies ae eea o ew sysems ase o socia ieacio ese ew yes o socia sowae geeicay aee as We ae amog e mos oua o e Iee esies aceook a MySace eames o We icue e ieo saig sie Youuecom a e oo saig sie ickcom. ese sies ie o iesie socia ieacio a ae gowig i scoe a imoace ee as ee ie cosesus amog eseaces as o ow o measue e eecieess o We sysems is ack o cosesus eses a saegic oouiy o iomaio sysems eoy wic as mae eemiaios o eecieess a imoa ocus is eseac as aae iomaio sysems eoy o suy e eecieess o iacy maageme e eeome o iacy maageme as oe o e a iicu oem a a eee uesaig o is eecieess is eece o imoe e oea esig o ese sysems y aaig iomaio sysems eoy o e use o iacy maageme wii socia ewokig sies is eseac sows a iomaio sysems eoy ca aso e use aie o We aicaios is oies a ouaio o e ue eeome o meos o measue e eecieess o aiioa comoes wii socia sowae AOIAIO O IACY MAAGEME WII SOCIA EWOKIG SIES y Caeie wye A isseaio Sumie o e acuy o ew esey Isiue o ecoogy i aia uime o e equiemes o e egee o oco o iosoy i Iomaio Sysems eame o Iomaio Sysems May 2008 Coyig © y Caeie wye A IGS ESEE APPROVAL PAGE APPROPRIATION OF PRIVACY MANAGEMENT WITHIN SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES Catherine Dwyer Dr. Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Dissertation Advisor Date Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Information Systems, NJIT Dr. Katia Passerini, Committee Member ae Assistant Professor, Joint appointment with Information Systems and the School of Management, NJIT Dr. George Widmeyer, Committee Member Date Associate Professor, Information Systems, NJIT Dr. Naomi Rotter, Committee Member Date Professor, School of Management, NJIT Dr. Marshall Scott Poole, External Committee Member Date Professor, Speech Communication, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign IOGAICA SKEC Auo: Caeie wye egee: oco o iosoy ae: May Uegauae a Gauae Eucaio: • oco o iosoy i Iomaio Sysems ew esey Isiue o ecoogy ewak • Mase o Sciece i Comue Sciece ace Uiesiy ew Yok Y 199 • Mase o As I Music Eucaio e Maaa Scoo o Music ew Yok Y 19 • aceo o As i Egis a oiica Sciece oam Uiesiy o Y I979 Magna cum laude in cursa honorum Mao: Iomaio Sysems eseaios a uicaios: wye C (7 Digital Relationships in the 'MySpace' Generation: Results From a Qualitative Study. ae esee a e Aua awaii Ieaioa Coeece o Sysem Scieces (ICSS awaii wye C i S & oes Q ( Discovering Boundaries for Mobile Awareness: An Analysis of Relevant Design Factors. ae esee a e Ameicas Coeece o Iomaio Sysems Acauco Meico wye C i S & asseii K (7 Trust and privacy concern within social networking sites: A comparison of Facebook and MySpace. ae esee a e iee Ameicas Coeece o Iomaio Sysems Keysoe Cooao i Dwyer, C., Hiltz, S. R., & Widmeyer, G. (2008). Understanding Development and Usage of Social Networking Sites: The Social Software Performance Model. Paper presented at the 41st Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Hawaii. o im Maua a Caeie i ACKNOWLEDGMENT I wou ike o eess my eees gaiue a aecio o Sa oae i o e eicaio suo ecouageme a assisace oae is a aiso eseace eace meo coaoao a ie wiou ee Secia aks ae gie o my commiee memes Kaia asseii Geoge Wimeye aomi oe a Masa Sco ooe o ei assisace a caeu aeio o my eseac I am gaeu o Geoge o coecig a ciig ews aices om e usiess ess o socia ewokig sies I eseciay wa o ak my eie commiee o ei eusiasm i ackig a eseac oic ew o a o em May o e ieas escie ee came o uiio ae I was gie umeous oouiies o ese my wok a IS Semia o e may sues a acuy wo isee aeiey a gae me iauae eeack I ak you I aso wa o ak oessos Micae iee I Im Muay uo Quei oes ey emesa a ook Wu o ei suo I aso wis o ak i Aey Gome o e assisace a comaiosi i e ogam I aso wa o ackowege ea Susa Mei o ace Uiesiy Wiou e iacia suo a ecouageme I wou o ae usue is egee iay my eees aks aeciaio a oe o my usa im wo as ee my suo o may yeas I aso ee o eseciay ak my auges Maua a Caeie wo iouce me o socia ewokig sies ey wee my is suecs as ey ecame ae uses o MySace a e aceook I am gaeu o em a ei ii friends, who cheerfully and honestly answered my (many) questions.
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