New Media and External Accounting Information: A Critical Review
Australian Accounting Review, vol. 62., no. 3, pp. 286-302, 2012
21 Pages Posted: 13 Jan 2012 Last revised: 26 Sep 2012
Date Written: January 12, 2012
Abstract
The proliferation of new media has initiated substantial changes in both the production and consumption of accounting information. The implications for accounting research and practice are thus considerable. Consequently, this paper represents a critical review of the relevant literature on new media and accounting information. A complete bibliography, along with additional analyses, are available online at the project website: http://www.newmediaandcapitalmarkets.org/
Keywords: New media, social media, accounting, capital markets, finance, investors, communication, Twitter, Facebook, Blogs
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