Social media provides a digital space – a meeting place, for different people, often representing one or more groups in a society. The use of this space during a disaster, especially where information needs are high and the availability of factually accurate and ethically sourced data is scarce, has increased substantially over the last 5-10 years. This paper attempts to address communication in social media and trust between the public and figures of authority during a natural disaster in order to suggest communication strategies that can enhance or reinforce trust between these bodies before, during and after a natural disaster.

Trust-Building through Social Media Communications in Disaster Management

BUSA', MARIA GRAZIA;MUSACCHIO, MARIA TERESA;
2015

Abstract

Social media provides a digital space – a meeting place, for different people, often representing one or more groups in a society. The use of this space during a disaster, especially where information needs are high and the availability of factually accurate and ethically sourced data is scarce, has increased substantially over the last 5-10 years. This paper attempts to address communication in social media and trust between the public and figures of authority during a natural disaster in order to suggest communication strategies that can enhance or reinforce trust between these bodies before, during and after a natural disaster.
2015
Proceedings of The 3rdInternational Workshop on Social Web for Disaster Management (SWDM’ 15)
Social Web for Disaster Management (SWDM'15)
9781450334730
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