Abstract

Social networks provide great opportunities for social connection, learning, political and social change, as well as individual entertainment and enhancement in a wide variety of forms. Because many social interactions currently take place in online networks, social scientists have access to unprecedented amounts of information about social interaction. This wealth of data can allow scientists to study social interactions on a scale and at a level of detail that has never been possible before.

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