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The document discusses providing guidance to young professionals in Chicago on career resources and networking opportunities as they are overwhelmed by information overload. It profiles three case studies of Chicago residents with different levels of media usage - a light user who gets most news from TV, an average user who uses LinkedIn and Twitter in addition to online newspapers, and a heavy user who spends over 40 hours per week on their computer. The document also provides demographic information about Chicago's large young professional population that it aims to serve.
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The document discusses a media company targeting young professionals in Chicago. It provides background on Chicago's status as a major city and media center. It notes the problem of information overload for its audience. The company aims to guide this audience and provide networking and career information. Its target audience is young professionals establishing careers in Chicago with basic tech skills. Case studies profile three sample users with different media usage levels - a light user relying mainly on TV and websites, an average user using social media and online newspapers, and a heavy user consuming various online and print news sources.
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People spend more time on social media sites than any other type of website. The total time spent on social media in the US increased 99% from 2011 to 2012. However, social media also poses privacy and cyberbullying risks. Users overshare private details, which could later harm them. Also, the anonymity of social media enables cyberbullying, which has seriously affected many youth.
Social media
Social media is the collective of online communications channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration.
Social media impact on existing social relationships
Social networking sites allow users to interact and communicate online through sharing photos, updates, and connecting with personal networks. While research shows that social networking enhances existing social relationships, it may also lead to issues like privacy concerns and jealousy from oversharing information online. Additionally, lack of nonverbal cues in online communication can make truly meaningful relationships difficult to form compared to in-person interaction. Overall, social networking appears to extend social networks while not replacing face-to-face communication.
Social Networking Addiction
Social networking allows individuals to create public profiles, meet others with shared interests, and connect with friends and family. The first social network, Facebook, launched in 1997 and now has over 800 million users, with 50% logging on daily. Every 60 seconds on Facebook, 510,000 comments are posted, 293,000 statuses are updated, and 136,000 photos are uploaded. While social networks connect people and provide access to information, overuse can negatively impact productivity and relationships. Addiction is characterized by constantly checking for updates and prioritizing social media over real world interactions.
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Sarah recorded her media use and production over two weeks. She found that she spent the most time on her phone messaging and calling. She also spent about 17 hours on Facebook. Her television watching, lectures, and production varied around 6.3 hours per week. This use aligns with trends of increasing social media and decreasing email use among students. While her news sources were typical for students, her social media engagement was less than journalism students at UQ. Analyzing her diary showed she was more consistent with school and emails than developing her journalistic skills through news and social media.
Media use & production diary
Sarah recorded her media use and production over two weeks. She found that she spent the most time on her phone messaging and calling. She also spent about 17 hours on Facebook. Her television watching, lectures, and production varied around 6.3 hours per week. This use aligns with trends of increasing social media and decreasing email use among students. While her news sources were typical for students, her social media engagement was less than journalism students at UQ who are more involved in platforms like Twitter and blogs for their courses. Analyzing her diary showed she has a stronger connection to university communications than cultivating news or journalism skills through her media habits.
Study of social media
This document discusses social media and its use as an online news channel. It defines social networking and social media, noting that social media allows people to interact and share information online through sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Evidence from Pew Research Center shows that getting news from social media has significantly increased in recent years. While social media provides easy access to worldwide news, it also has disadvantages like potential addiction issues and high rates of misleading or false news stories.
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The document discusses a media company targeting young professionals in Chicago. It provides background on Chicago's status as a major city and media center. It notes the problem of information overload for its audience. The company aims to guide this audience and provide networking and career information. Its target audience is young professionals establishing careers in Chicago with basic tech skills. Case studies profile three sample users with different media usage levels - a light user relying mainly on TV and websites, an average user using social media and online newspapers, and a heavy user consuming various online and print news sources.
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People spend more time on social media sites than any other type of website. The total time spent on social media in the US increased 99% from 2011 to 2012. However, social media also poses privacy and cyberbullying risks. Users overshare private details, which could later harm them. Also, the anonymity of social media enables cyberbullying, which has seriously affected many youth.
Social media
Social media is the collective of online communications channels dedicated to community-based input, interaction, content-sharing and collaboration.
Social media impact on existing social relationships
Social networking sites allow users to interact and communicate online through sharing photos, updates, and connecting with personal networks. While research shows that social networking enhances existing social relationships, it may also lead to issues like privacy concerns and jealousy from oversharing information online. Additionally, lack of nonverbal cues in online communication can make truly meaningful relationships difficult to form compared to in-person interaction. Overall, social networking appears to extend social networks while not replacing face-to-face communication.
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Sarah recorded her media use and production over two weeks. She found that she spent the most time on her phone messaging and calling. She also spent about 17 hours on Facebook. Her television watching, lectures, and production varied around 6.3 hours per week. This use aligns with trends of increasing social media and decreasing email use among students. While her news sources were typical for students, her social media engagement was less than journalism students at UQ. Analyzing her diary showed she was more consistent with school and emails than developing her journalistic skills through news and social media.
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Sarah recorded her media use and production over two weeks. She found that she spent the most time on her phone messaging and calling. She also spent about 17 hours on Facebook. Her television watching, lectures, and production varied around 6.3 hours per week. This use aligns with trends of increasing social media and decreasing email use among students. While her news sources were typical for students, her social media engagement was less than journalism students at UQ who are more involved in platforms like Twitter and blogs for their courses. Analyzing her diary showed she has a stronger connection to university communications than cultivating news or journalism skills through her media habits.
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