Danah Boyd
Twitter-a microblogging service that enables
users to post messages ("tweets") of up to 140
characters-supports a variety of communicative
practices; participants use Twitter to converse with
individuals, groups, and the public at large, so when
conversations emerge, they are often experienced by
broader audiences than just the interlocutors. This
paper examines the practice of retweeting as a way by
which participants can be "in a conversation." While
retweeting has become a convention inside Twitter,
participants retweet using different styles and for
diverse reasons. We highlight how authorship,
attribution, and communicative fidelity are negotiated
in diverse ways. Using a series of case studies and
empirical data, this paper maps out retweeting as a
conversational practice.
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