Social Networking - Arber Hoxhallari
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This document discusses the history and evolution of social networking from its origins in the 1970s to the present day. It outlines the rise of major platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and others. Technical aspects are reviewed like profiles, applications, sharing photos and videos. Economic perspectives focus on the advertising business model. Social impacts and challenges are also examined, such as how social networking has become a global phenomenon and played a role in political movements. Pros and cons are listed, weighing benefits of connections against risks of oversharing and security issues.
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- 1. Social networking - more useful or harmful. Social networking as a global phenomenon.
- 2. Agenda 1 Historical data 2 Evolution to the present 3 This is an example text. Go ahead and replace it tTechnical data 4 Economical perspectives 5 Social changes and challenges Arber Hoxhallari 2
- 3. Historical data •1971 The first e- mail is sent •1994 The first social networking site ”GEOCITIES” •1995 ”The Globe.com” First personalisable site •1997 ”AOL” Instant messaging created •1997 ”SIXDEGREES.com” Allowing friends •2003 ”MYSPACE” is lounched •2004 ”FACEBOOK” •2006 ”TWITTER” Arber Hoxhallari 3
- 4. Social Networking Today •47 % of Americans use a Social Network •22 Sep. 2011 ”FACEBOOK” reaches 800 milion users •Social networking sites - 17 % of time on internet •In US 35 % of adults & 65 % of teens have a profile Arber Hoxhallari 4
- 5. Technical data •Visible profile •Aplications •Comments allowed •Real time based •Location based •Can apload and share videos and photos •Hold discussions in forums •Mobile networking Arber Hoxhallari 5
- 6. Economical perspectives •Their business model – online advertising • Companies can make target advertising for free • Customers can sugest product developement • SN creates possibilities for global finance •Several SN for enterpreneuers •Worker’s rights Arber Hoxhallari 6
- 7. Social changes and challenges •Global phenomenon •Being part of a virtual society •SN has a role in political movements •Educational SN like ” Ning”, ”Teach Street” etc. •Law and rules creation Arber Hoxhallari 7
- 8. Summary Pros and Cons Pros Cons Create new relationships Connect with friends Allow creative expression in a new medium Brings people with common interests together Can get help with different issues Students can communicate with each other People familiarize with the ultimate technology Users can maintain relationships Powerful tool for social change Safe for children General or specific uses People spend more time on line No way to verify that people are who they claim to be Problems with over sharing information Personal and brain disorders to children Workers in office use it Viruses and other problems Security risks SN sites gather your personal information Arber Hoxhallari 8
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