HOME | WIN 2009 | WIN 2010 | SITEMAP | CONTACT US Home | Location | Organizers | Speakers | Program | Call for Papers | Registration | Submissions | Hotels | Events | Pictures | Videos   Videos of WIN 2009 Friday, Sept. 25, 2009 Welcome Talk Thomas Cooley (Dean NYU Stern School of Business) and Vasant Dhar (Professor and Group Head, Information Systems Group & Director, Center for Digital Economy Research (CeDER)) Click here to view the talk. Purpose of WIN Sinan Aral (NYU Stern & MIT) The Purpose of the WIN Workshop. Click here to view the talk. 8:30am - 10:00am                Session   A Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, University of Notre Dame, Northeastern University From Networks to Human Activity Patterns. Click here to view the talk. Bernardo Huberman, HP Labs Social Attention. Click here to view the talk. Michael Kearns, University of Pennsylvania Behavioral Experiments in Strategic Networks. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 10:30am - 12:00pm                Session   B Jure Leskovec, Stanford University. Community Structure of Large Information Networks. Click here to view the talk. Christos Faloutsos, Carnegie Mellon. Graph Mining: Patterns, Generators and Tools. Click here to view the talk. Alex (Sandy) Pentland, MIT. Reality Mining for Honest Signals, or, How Social Networks Network Best. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 12:15pm - 01:45pm                Lunch and Poster Slam I Click here to view the talk. 01:45pm - 03:00pm                Session   C Sinan Aral (NYU Stern and MIT) Distinguishing Influence Based Contagion from Homophily Driven Diffusion in Dynamic Networks. Click here to view the talk. Foster Provost (NYU Stern) Audience Selection for On-line Brand Advertising: Privacy-friendly Social Network Targeting. Click here to view the talk. Arun Sundararajan (NYU Stern) Spreading the Oprah Effect: The Diffusion of Exogenous Demand Shocks in Recommendation Networks. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 03:30pm - 05:00pm                Session   D Pedro Domingos (University of Washington) Modeling and Optimizing Word of Mouth with Markov Logic. Click here to view the talk. Matt Jackson (Stanford University) How Homophily Affects Diffusion and Learning in Networks. Click here to view the talk. Duncan Watts (Columbia University). Using the Web to Do Social Science. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 05:15pm - 06:30pm                Parallel Session   E Eitan Muller(New York University) How Consumer Networks’ Acquisition and Acceleration Create Value for Firms. Click here to view the talk. Sinan Aral (NYU Stern and MIT) Networks, Information Flow and Information Worker Productivity. Click here to view the talk. Tina Eliassi-Rad (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory) Literature Search through Mixed-Membership Community Discovery. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 05:15pm - 06:30pm                Parallel Session   F Tanya Berger-Wolf (University of Illinois at Chicago, University of Southern California) Finding Structure in Dynamic Networks. Click here to view the talk. Ching-Yung Lin(IBM T. J. Watson Research Center) Finding Valuable Information Flows in Networks. Click here to view the talk. Barry Wellman (NetLab Sociology, University of Toronto) Networking on Twitter: A Case Study of a Networked Social Operating System. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. Saturday, Sept. 26, 2009 08:00am - 09:30am                Session   G John Kleinberg (Cornell University) Meme-tracking, Diffusion, and the Flow of Information through On-Line Networks. Click here to view the talk. Sanjeev Goyal (University of Cambridge) Robust Networks. Click here to view the talk. Damon Centola (MIT). The New Petri-Dish: Social Science Experiments on the Internet. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 10:00am - 11:30am                Session   H Ronald S. Burt (University of Chicago). Bent Preferences: Re-Thinking Agency and Motivation in Social Networks. Click here to view the talk. Lada Adamic (University of Michigan) Information Flow in Trading Networks. Click here to view the talk. David Lazer (Harvard University) Life in the Network: The Coming Age of Computational Social Science. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 11:45pam - 01:15pm                Lunch and Poster Slam II Click here to view the talk. 01:15pm - 02:30pm                Parallel Session   I Gal Oestreicher-Singer (Tel Aviv University) Paying for Content or Paying for Community? Global and Local Network Externalities in Social Media Web Sites. Click here to view the talk. César A. Hidalgo (Harvard University) Networks, Complexity and Economic Development. Click here to view the talk. Melissa A. Schilling (NYU Stern) Technology Shocks, Alliances, and Organizational Fields: Insights From the Global Technology Collaboration Network. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 01:15pm - 02:30pm                Parallel Session   J Param Vir Singh (Carnegie Mellon University) Forbidden to Simmelian Ties: Dynamics of Online Expertise Sharing Communities. Click here to view the talk. Prem Melville (IBM T. J. Watson) Social Media Analytics: Channeling the Power of the Blogosphere for Marketing Insight. Click here to view the talk. Claudia Perlich (IBM T.J. Watson) Content-based Link Prediction for Patent Marketing. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 03:00pm - 04:30pm                Session   K James Fowler (UC San Diego) Cooperative Behaviour Cascades in Human Social Networks. Click here to view the talk. Rachel Kranton (Duke University). Stock vs. Flow: Social Structure and Incentives to Produce New Information. Click here to view the talk. Michael Macy (Cornell University) The Length of Weak Ties. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 04:45pm - 06:00pm                Parallel Session   L Mariagiovanna Baccara (NYU Stern) A Field Study on Matching with Network Externalities. Click here to view the talk. Ilan Lobel (Microsoft Research) Bayesian Learning in Social Networks. Click here to view the talk. Edward Bishop Smith (University of Chicago) Doubling Down or Reaching Out: High and Low Status Groups Activate Different Network Structures Under Job Threat. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. 01:15pm - 02:30pm                Parallel Session   M Shawndra Hill University of Pennsylvania) Friendprints: A Random Graph Approximation Framework for Re-Identification in Social Networks. Click here to view the talk. Lise Getoor (University of Maryland) A Pipelined Approach to Graph Identification. Click here to view the talk. Jennifer Neville (Purdue University) An Investigation of the Distributional Characteristics of Generative Graph Models. Click here to view the talk. Panel Discussion Click here to view the talk. Key Dates Workshop Dates: Sept 24th-25th, 2010. Abstract Submission Deadline: Aug. 5, 2010. Notification to Authors: Aug. 20, 2010. Final Abstract Submission for Publication in Workshop Notes: Sept. 10, 2010. Early Registration Deadline: Sept. 10, 2010. Onsite Registration: Sept. 24, 2010 Our Sponsors Copyright © 2010 WIN. All Rights Reserved. Designed by: ACS