Online Self-Disclosure

Watch my PrivacyWeek talk at Relive

See my PrivacyWeek talk on Sag mir, was du hörst—und ich sage dir, wer du bist at Relive until it will be archived on the Media Site of the Chaos Computer Club Germany.

27 October 2019 1 min read News
My talk at PrivacyWeek 2019 is scheduled for Sun, 27 October

The program of PrivacyWeek 2019 is online!
My talk with the title Sag mir, was du hörst—und ich sage dir, wer du bist! (in German) is scheduled for Sunday, 27 October 2019, 15:00–15:45 in room ‘‘Saal 1’’.

18 September 2019 1 min read News
Speaker at PrivacyWeek 2019 in Vienna

I’m happy to announce that I will give a talk at this year’s PrivacyWeek 2019 – Privat, oida! organized by Chaos Computer Club Wien (C3W) in October. Stay tuned!

5 July 2019 1 min read News
Nomination for Best Paper Award at HICSS 2018

The paper entitled ‘‘An Open Model for Researching the Role of Culture in Online Self-Disclosure’’ that I co-authored with Katharina Sophie Schmid and Christine Strauss is nominated for the Best Paper Award at HICSS 2018.

Christine Bauer, Katharina Sophie Schmid, Christine Strauss (2018). An open model for researching the role of culture in online self-disclosure. 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS 2018).

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20 December 2017 1 min read News
Taking responsibility for online self-disclosure: the thin line between a company's user orientation and user surveillance
Companies using the Internet for their business to consumers (business-to-consumer; B2C) frequently require users to disclose personal …
Christine Bauer
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Perceived risks and benefits of online self-disclosure: affected by culture? A meta-analysis of cultural differences as moderators of privacy calculus in person-to-crowd settings
Disclosing personal information to a crowd, with all its risks and benefits, is almost ubiquitous in Web 2.0. Drawing on privacy …
Christine Bauer, Michael Schiffinger
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Self-disclosure in online interaction: a meta-analysis
Using the Internet increasingly requires people to disclose personal information for various reasons such as establishing legitimacy, …
Christine Bauer, Michael Schiffinger
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