Transformative potentials of social media in communities

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Gulyas, A. 2015. Transformative potentials of social media in communities.

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Authors	Gulyas, A.
Type	Conference paper
Keywords	Social media; local communities; local communication; digital transformation
Year	2015
Conference	The Centre for Research on Communities and Cultures Annual Conference
Deposited	02 Sep 2015
Output status	Unpublished

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