Slide Presentations
- Social Media Policy & Law Enforcement InvestigationsShipley, T., presenter. (2010). Social Media in Law Enforcement (SMILE) Conference, April 2010, Washington DC
- Obtaining and Using Evidence from Social Networking Sites : Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and More.Lynch, J., Ellickson, J. U.S. Dept. of Justice, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section. Retrieved from Electronic Frontier Foundation.
There's an APP for That!
- Smartphone App Provides Alternative Way for Students to Communicate With Police(Winter 2013). TechBeat
Social Media : The Importance of Policies
Thesis Series: Twituational Awareness Using Crowdsourced #Disaster Epidemiology: Three Cases of Twituational Awareness
Dan Cain [4 Dec 2013]
The microblogging service Twitter shows particular potential in providing situational awareness. Tweets from a major snowstorm affecting the state of Massachusetts were collected, coded for content, and compared to traditional public health methods. The results indicate that Twitter can provide a rich source of data for responding agencies.
Podcasts
- The Beat - Podcasts3 Podcasts on Social Media (includes transcripts)
- Boston Bombing Sparks Firestorm Of Internet HateTell me more Ap. 22, 2013
- Tweeting Crime: Law Enforcement Adapts To Social MediaTalk of the Nation April 25, 2013.
Audio
- As Police Monitor Social Media, Legal Lines Become BlurredKaste, M. (February 28, 2014). All Things Considered, NPR (4:22 min).
- Online And Anonymous: New Challenges To Prosecuting Sex TraffickingNPR (Aug. 3, 2013). All Things Considered. (11:27 min.)