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Session Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Over the decades, the advancement of social media and computer-mediated communication tools have brought a revolutionary change in our social life. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are actively expanding their scope of criminal activity and/or deviance from the physical realm to the virtual world using social media platforms. This panel aims to discuss the risk factors of social media and the effective criminal justice responses reflecting international perspectives.
Spreading Propaganda in the Cyberspace: Comparing Uses of Cyber Resources of Al Qaeda and ISIS - Kyung-shick Choi, Boston University; Claire Seungeun Lee, Inha University, South Korea; Robert Cadigan, Boston University
A Qualitative Examination of Nonconsensual Pornography Motivations Through Perception Analysis - Jin Ree Lee, Michigan State University
Pokémon Gone Wild: The Emergence of Augmented Reality Games and the Perceived Risk of Crimes Against Its Users - Hannarae Lee, Indiana University
Social Media Policing and A War with Rumors in China’s Cyberspace: A Case Study of Weibo - Claire Seungeun Lee, Inha University, South Korea