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Disambiguation of "McKenna, Brad"

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Consumer Information Services in Intercultural Tourism: An Ethnographic Study of Chinese Outbound Backpackers.

, , and . HICSS, page 1-10. ScholarSpace / AIS Electronic Library (AISeL), (2017)

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The Co-Evolution of the "Social" and the "Technology": A Netnographic study of Social Movements in Virtual Worlds., , and . ICIS, Association for Information Systems, (2012)Digital Native Identity Development in Virtual Worlds., and . ECIS, page Research-in-Progress Paper 11. (2016)How Social Media Can Afford Engagement Processes., , , and . EMCIS, volume 341 of Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing, page 272-279. Springer, (2018)Social media in qualitative research: Challenges and recommendations., , and . Inf. Organ., 27 (2): 87-99 (2017)Consumer Information Services in Intercultural Tourism: An Ethnographic Study of Chinese Outbound Backpackers., , and . HICSS, page 1-10. ScholarSpace / AIS Electronic Library (AISeL), (2017)Social Movements in World of Warcraft., , and . AMCIS, Association for Information Systems, (2011)Issues In The Study Of Virtual World Social Movements., , and . PACIS, page 129. Queensland University of Technology, (2011)An affordance perspective of team collaboration and enforced working from home during COVID-19., , , and . Eur. J. Inf. Syst., 29 (4): 429-442 (2020)Gathering Customer Insights from Social Media: The Impact on New Product Development and Supply Chain Design., , and . AMCIS, Association for Information Systems, (2020)Consumers' adoption of information services., , and . Inf. Manag., 50 (5): 248-257 (2013)