The Society of Socio-Informatics Annual Conference Proceedings
Online ISSN : 2759-6192
Vol.2015
Displaying 1-50 of 50 articles from this issue
  • to get used to cyberspace
    Kenji OSAWA, Hiroya SHIMOYAMA, Keisuke NAKAMURA, Hiroo INOUE, Masaru Y ...
    Pages 10-15
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper deals with "Relaxation (Ablenkung)" in cyberspace by referring to issues of Benjamin. Relaxation is what makes a pair with "To concentrate(Sammlung)", and one of the starting point of this is to live in residence. This produces "room (Spielraum)" as a result. In the 19th century, people with this appear as promenader. In the 20th century, we consciously train "Relaxation" by movie. Then, when grasping a cyberspace as passage, how is a promenader in the information society generated? It’s the purpose of this paper to sketch this.

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  • The biggest crime of the media
    Masaki FUJII
    Pages 16-19
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    I examine the theoretical validity of the media theory of Noam Chomsky. Specifically, I see the basic concept in the media theory of Chomsky. For example, Paradoxical Opinion about the Democracy, Spectator Democracy, Manufacturing Consent, Propaganda Model. And, assuming it, I consider "the biggest crime of the media" that Chomsky says. Through the consideration, I want to arrive at something contributing to understanding of the mass media.

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  • From the Point of Criticality
    Fuminori AKIBA
    Pages 20-23
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper tries to show a possible contribution of aesthetics to popular culture studies. In order to do so, I introduce the idea of ‘criticality'. In chapter 2 I trace the idea of criticality back to its origin and take a look at the transformation of the idea in the field of art and art theory from the 20th to the 21st century. In the third chapter I find the idea in current popular culture. Then in the final chapter I propose the ways in which aesthetics can contribute to popular culture studies from the point of criticality.

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  • A New Genealogy of the Corporeal schema or Body-image
    Naomi Nemura
    Pages 24-29
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper tries to explore the body view of Hatsune Miku by connecting with the "digital performance." Specifically, Hatsune Miku is weighed against digital performances of Merce Cunningham. It is concluded that Hatsune Miku and digital performances of Cunningham suggest that the body is not the expression of internal substance. That is to say, this genealogical study shows they attempt to release the body from the soul, which is “the prison of the body” according to Foucaut. Also, it suggests that Hatsune Miku and Cunningham's digital performances denaturalize the existing body view and open possibilities of new views.

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  • Taro YAMAMOTO
    Pages 30-35
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper shows the result of web investigation about “anshin” while using internet services. Especially, this paper shows the change in “Anshin” status before and after use starting of each internet service. The investigation has implemented on Feburuary 20-25, 2015. This paper also shows the consideration about the result.

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  • Yuki YOSHIMIZU, Daiki KITAGAMI, Soichi SAKABE, Hideo YAMAZAKI
    Pages 36-39
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    We set up the hypotheses on the effects of internet usage on a new depressive tendency. Data from questionnaire surveys conducted on university students in the information sciences were analyzed by structural equation modeling. The results of verification suggested that the students with more internet usage for escaping from reality show association with the worse new type of depressive tendency, but the students with a preference for exercising with partners suppress those, on the other hand, the students with more e-mail usage for taking someone’s advice show association with a higher mental resilience (resilience), and it suppresses the new type of depressive tendency into a chain reaction. With reference to deterioration and suppression of the new depressive tendency in the information society nowadays, it is possibel that the internet usage of escape and e-mail usage for taking someone’s advice effect those.

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  • Daiki KITAGAMI, Yuki YOSHIMIZU, Soichi SAKABE, Hideo YAMAZAKI
    Pages 40-43
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    The purpose of this study is to analyze the influence that the internet usage have an effect on the mental resilience (resilience). The targets of the internet usage are the internet usage of escape and e-mail usage for taking someone’s advice. Our hypothesis assumes that the former reduces the resilience and the latter improves the resilience. Data from questionnaire surveys conducted on university students in the information sciences were analyzed by structural equation modeling. The results appeared to verify our hypothesis. In addition, the effect of improvement of e-mail usage for taking someone’s advice on the resilience was smaller than altruistic values, but slightly larger than the reading of good books. It was suggested not to be able to disregard the effect.

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  • Focusing on Destination Image in the Internet Tourism Marketing
    Yi-Chia CHAN, Hideyuki TAKANA
    Pages 70-73
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    ICTs have been transforming tourism globally and change traveller's behavior, it undoubtedly change both business practices and studies as well as tourism industry. This paper aims to review the issues related to destination image and travellers' behavior on the Internet, including studies on the Internet development on tourism and the following impact on tourism industry. Based on literature review, this paper shows that researchers start to pay more and more attentions on tourism and ICTs area. Also, as many studies have demonstrated the influence on destination image, this paper founds that alough the Internet has changed the tourism industy a lot, it brings not only positive affection but also negative imapact. How the destination image can be achieve to develop a marketing strategy by the Internet and its relationship should be determined.

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  • Hitoshi FUJIWARA
    Pages 74-79
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper aims to show the Socio-Informatical significance on Bhutan and to make a base for future research. In 1999, Bhutanese government decided to start TV broadcasting and Internet services together. After that, ICT led them into peculiar Information Society under their semi-closed environment. And we also have to consider that Bhutan was not industrialized and democratized at the end of 20th century.

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  • Isao SAKUMA, Akihiko HIYOSHI
    Pages 80-83
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    We examined the impact of 2014 FIFA World Cup on images of national people. Six-hundred eighty six Japanese participated in web survey before and after World Cup. Participants rated images of nine national people and responded the Internet usage during World Cup. Images of most national people changed in positive direction, but a few images changed in negative direction. The internet usage for gathering formal information about World Cup made the images of some national people positive, but image of Cameroonian negative. The internet usage for gathering informal information made Korean image negative.

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  • Nariyuki OHUCHI
    Pages 84-89
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    As a result of considering emergency-broadcast FM from the circuit of the social communication, it got knowledge that the emergency-broadcast FM was the flexible organization which has all the role at the circuit of the social communication. However, here is a problem in the operation. If making a mistake in the timing, it has made the mass media and that the interactive system becomes wasteful, too.

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  • A Study on Twitter Use in the 47th General Election
    Kenji YOSHIMI
    Pages 139-144
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    In Japan, social media use by political parties and candidates during election campaign had long been prohibited. However, the rule changed in 2013 and now they can utilize social media such as twitter or Facebook for their election activities. In addition, the first "General Election" introducing new rule were conducted in December 2014. On the other hand, since most of all Japanese politicians had never used social media for their election, there are few literature related to Japanese election and "real" social media use. This means the lack of literature may make evaluation of effective use difficult.

    In this research, we focus on candidate’s twitter use during the election campaign and try to clarify usage tendencies of social media by each political party. The result indicates that twitter analysis conducted by news paper companies may have great mistake in terms of definition of target tweets. If usage tendencies of social media are greatly different among political parties, we should re-consider definition of target tweets.

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  • Sawa KOROGI, Hiroyuki FUJISHIRO, Akisato KIMURA
    Pages 145-148
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper studies structure analysis of tweets distributed. More and more people use social media and receive news via social media. Some news media try to find “formulas” to make tweets distributed ,but they have not found them yet. To figure out what words make news distributed on Twitter, we carried out research on investigation of tweets on news media and Internet investigation. As the result , we found that popular tweets are likely to contain photos and outstanding phrases.

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  • A Case from SEALDs, A Students Protest Group
    Takanori TAMURA, Kyoko TOMINAGA
    Pages 149-154
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This presentation explores the use of the Internet by a youth protest group, SEALDs (Students Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy), who is against policies of the Abe government. They are post 311 generation who have commonly experienced 3.11 disasters when they were 14 to 18 years old. After long absence of wide ranged protest actions by students, SEALDs has come to the fore and involved many young assenters to their actions. We analyse 5-+their strategies with the Internet and motivation through participation observation and interviews.

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  • Modernization, Safety, Coexistence and Co-prosperity
    Hanako SEO
    Pages 155-158
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    Japan has been constantly engaged in nuclear power plant construction even during a difficult situation. Media has been related to promotion of nuclear power generation. This paper focused on PR Films between the late 1960's and the 1980's, and analyzed transition of the representation of nuclear power generation: modernization, safety, coexistence and co-prosperity.

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  • Hiroo INOUE, Hiroya SHIMOYAMA, Keisuke NAKAMURA, Kenji OSAWA, Masaru Y ...
    Pages 178-183
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    How we should consider the "information" that is neither a mere physical reality, nor is it intended linguistic? In this study, we consider the origin of the information still ambiguous in foothold on framing of the movie. As previous research, The concept of "language table" by Foucault, it can be considered with the information through the discussion of the framing.

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  • Keisuke NAKAMURA, Masaru YONEYAMA, Hiroo INOUE, Hiroya SHIMOYAMA, Kenj ...
    Pages 184-189
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper is an attempt to describe the knowledge to come, by proposing the term of “quasi-object of information” and developing some considerations about it. “Quasi-object” itself is based on French philosopher Michel Serres' some consideration, but “quasi-object of information” is developed in this paper. Also by referring to Pierre Lévy who is Serres' pupil and his joint researcher, and plays active part in the field of philosophy of information, “quasi-object of information” is examined. Through these considerations, this paper shows the relation between individuals and knowledge.

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  • For Informations beyond Utility
    Chiaki SOGA, Hiroo INOUE, Hiroya SHIMOYAMA, Keisuke NAKAMURA, Kenji OS ...
    Pages 190-193
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper aims to analyze the concept of gift, as communicative motor, in cyberspace. Indeed, the gift suggests the possibility of an exchange that remains neither in the general economic movement nor in the conversion to monetary value. We stress how receipt act increase the value of gif and then, its impact on information's value in cyberspace. Therefore, we will able to consider the question of the necessity to communication to be reduced to utility. If not, we could examine how greats advantages occur to knowledge exchange and by the way to the collective intelligence.

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  • Collective intelligence and folding up of the fold
    Hiroya SHIMOYMAMA, Masaru YONEYAMA, Fuminori AKIBA, Chiaki SOGA, Hiroo ...
    Pages 194-199
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    In this research, we pick up the philosophy of Whitehead. By real-time comunication with advanced information society, changes in the way of human experience will be discussed. Simultaneity of Whitehead is quite different from the Bergson and Einstein. In this world, the perspectives of now and here and now and theres coexist. Collective intelligence is becoming by folding up of the fold

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  • The Creation and Function of “Not for Sale-Magazine” ; In The Face of the Publication Censorship
    Yuko OBI
    Pages 226-229
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    The purpose of this paper is to clalify the creation prosess and function of “Not for Sale-Magazine ” which was distributed in early Showa era. For this purpose, this paper pays attention to the relationship between the “Study” Group, The Bungei Shiryou Kenkyuu-Kwai (The Study Group of Literary Materials), and the Membership-Based Distribution System. Through this analysis, we show that the “Study” practices and distribution system were complementary with each other to avoid the prohibitation.

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  • Ryosuke HIDAKA
    Pages 230-233
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper shows the utility of "Format Theory", which is advocated by Jonathan Sterne, in order to reconsider the suitability of "music files" as a classification of media. The concept of "music files" has formed as a new music medium by the contribution of recording industry after the late of 1990s. However, it is difficult to consider "music files" by using a frame of media because of today’s characteristic of "mediality". This paper argue the utility of "Format Theory" as the alternative analitycal frame.

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  • Focus on Shinjuku in the late 1960s
    Hideaki MATSUYAMA
    Pages 234-237
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    After the 1964 Summer Olympics was held in Tokyo, television, especially television documentary programs underwent a great transition. They became experimental and went beyond simple divisions of fiction and non-fiction. Moreover, television repeatedly tried to pick up Shinjuku, one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo, as their target object. This study shows that this experimental phenomenon in Japanese television was closely related to an urban space in Tokyo of the late 1960s.

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  • Yasuhito NOGUCHI, Yukinori OKABE, Koji HAMAJIMA, Fumi KATAYAMA
    Pages 238-243
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    The purpose of this paper is to clarify the relationships between using public library in Japan and user’s economic, cultural, and social capital. This paper considered whether the modern public libraries functions as the redistribution of capitals. We analyzed data from the “2014 Annual Survey on the Library User’s Tendency of Information Behavior and Library” published by the National Diet Library. As a result, This study revealed that heavy public library users tend to have abound capital. In other words, it is presumed public libraries does not fully function as the redistribution of capital.

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  • [in Japanese]
    Pages 244-248
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This study examines how the interaction of socioeconomic status and News consumption on TV, newspaper and SNS moderates the effects of political knowledge acquisition (i.e., issue knowledge, civic knowledge) in the era of Smartphone. We conducted a web-based questionnaire survey (n = 1035) and examined how political knowledge was affected by demographic factors, news consumption. The results indicated that people with higher SES (as operationalized by higher levels of education) scored higher in issue and civic political knowledge than their less-educated counterparts. In addition, we found lower-educated people are heavier viewers of television and SNS news, however, with regard to newspaper reading, people with higher SES were read more thatn people with lower SES. To examine the effect of interation of News consumtion and SES, we added three interactional variables (newspaper reading x SES, TV news viewing x SES, and Internet use for political information x SES) and ran a regression model. To avoid multicollinearity, standardization was conducted just before we crossed each interactional variable. We found TV News viewing , Newspaper reading and News acquisition on SNS appears to significantly moderate SES-based gaps in civic political knowledge. On the other hand, only News acquisition on SNS proved to be a significant leveler in issue political knowledge.

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  • Hideyuki Tanaka
    Pages 249-252
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This research aims to empirically assess factors that influence usage of ultra-high speed broadband service in the disadvantageous rural areas in Japan. The result shows that per capita income and ratio of elder person in an arear statistically significantly correlate with usage rate of the ultra-high speed broadband servicedd. Moreover, the author shows estimations of usage rates in the disadvantageous rural areas in Japan.

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  • Takafumi Hayashi, Akihito Nakamura, Jiro Yamazaki, Shinji Kikuchi, Dai ...
    Pages 253-256
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper presents a novel framework for an anonymization. The proposed scheme uses a block design to create blocks which are free from a kind of combinatorial bias. The proposed scheme can present the typical values of generated blocks instead of the typical values of the whole data set. The proposed scheme does not present any data of particular sample. Applications of the proposed scheme with a messaging infrastructure is discussed. A messaging infrastructure is an intelligent infrastructure which is based on a messaging network. Messaging network is a class of content-aware network and is constructed as a structured overlay network.

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  • Yasuyoshi OKADA, Naoshi SATO
    Pages 257-260
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    This paper proposes a network use control to prevent cyber attacks. In order to realize the proposal, the public security policy is suggested as a social consensus. The proposal evaluates the security level of use environments such as host computers and LAN by penetration tests, and controls the traffic by the packet filtering technology and quality of service. Using a computer simulation, the paper shows an application example of the proposal and illustrates its effectiveness.

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  • Yoshirou TOTSUKA, Fumiyasu YAMADA
    Pages 261-264
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    In this paper, we said that about the policy on exploratory analysis of BigData. BigData has the characteristics of thickness, diversity, and the thickness of outliers (sub-trends).Therefore in BigData analysis, not only focusing major trend ,but also sub-trends. In this point of view, we devised and developed a method of “Exploratory non hierarchical clustering”, and introduce analysis result using this approach.

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  • Takashi IMAE
    Pages 265-270
    Published: 2015
    Released on J-STAGE: June 14, 2025
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    Recently, big data and pattern-extracting technologies have been introduced as possible keys for obtaining answers to complicated social issues. One of the main issues in our society is reproducing the meaning of media systems. Certain groups of researchers argue that “supersense” has become the main focus of analysis of the meaning of media systems. The supersense prevents atomized people creating the meaning. This research gives an outline of the possibility of big data and pattern-extracting technologies contributing to our endeavors to create and stabilize social meanings. These technologies will form a part of communication media that supports our ability to create new meanings through the repetition of existing ones.

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