2408-9338Research result. Sociology and Management2408-933810.18413/2408-9338-2016-2-3-45-55803SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE AND SPIRITUAL LIFETHE INFLUENCE OF ORTHODOX INTERNET-COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL NETWORKSTHE INFLUENCE OF ORTHODOX INTERNET-COMMUNITIES ON SOCIAL NETWORKSPisarevskiyVasiliy G.PisarevskiyVasiliy G.wausily@yandex.ru20162300

The article is devoted to the emerged a few years ago digital sociology, both as a new field of sociological knowledge and as a methodology, which allows to research big data in social networks. The empirical base is presented by orthodox internet communities in the largest Russian social network VKontakte. The influence of orthodox internet communities both on their own audience and on the audience of social network is analyzed in the article through the criteria of involvement into community’s activities.

The article is devoted to the emerged a few years ago digital sociology, both as a new field of sociological knowledge and as a methodology, which allows to research big data in social networks. The empirical base is presented by orthodox internet communities in the largest Russian social network VKontakte. The influence of orthodox internet communities both on their own audience and on the audience of social network is analyzed in the article through the criteria of involvement into community’s activities.

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