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1	"Follow me, and I follow back" : En kvalitativ studie om unga killars upplevelser av sin twitteranvändning Diep, Jessica, Hellgren, Sanna January 2014 (has links) Online social networks are a natural part of the lives of today’s western youth. Media and information literacy is a central part of research in Library and Information science and until now there has always been more focus on these subjects in a learning context rather than in an every day life context. The aim of this study is to further examine how adolescent boys value and trust the information they receive via Twitter in their personal lives, and how this effects their view of their environment. The study was done with a qualitative method, where we conducted interviews with six boys who were all born in 1997. The results showed that they knew how to react critically to information on Twitter. Although none of the participants valued information on Twitter too seriously, they did feel that it kept them more updated than if they had not been using the social network. Gatekeeping Second hand guessing Twitter Källkritik Kognitiv auktoritet Ramteori Trovärdighet Tillit Sociala medier Användarstudie MIK Medie- och informationskunnighet