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There is Print media like Books, Newspaper, and Magazines and Digital media like Tv, Movie, Radio,etc . Mass media is platform to communicate with mass audience . Social media is best platform to share your ideas. We can share our Ideas with others .But oversharing can be problem.
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- 1. SMT S.B.Gardi Department of English M.K.Bhavnagar University Name : Ruchita Kankrecha Roll No : 27 Topic Name : Social media as a Platform , Viral and Movements Paper Name : Mass Communication and Media Studies E-mail ID : ruchikankrecha06@gmail.com Enrollment No : 2069108420190024
- 2. Table of Content What is Mass Media? Social media as helping platform and movement Viral - Memes and Bottle Cap Challenge
- 3. What is Mass Media ? There is Print media like Books, Newspaper, and Magazines and Digital media like Tv, Movie, Radio,etc Mass media is platform to communicate with mass audience There are many media through which communication takes place Social media is best platform to share your ideas
- 4. Social Media as a Platform A Social media is an online platform which people use to build social network We can share our Ideas with others But oversharing can be problem There were people who are using social media for helping others Example, Sushma Swaraj used social platform to help other
- 5. Twitter
- 6. #Movement Tarana Burke is a civil rights activist who founded the Me Too movement Burke began using the phrase “Me Too” on social media In 2017 #Me Too” went viral as a hashtag In 2017, Alyssa Milano used this to support her friend Example, #HeForShe , #BringBackOurGirls[1]
- 7. Meme "The term 'meme' was coined by Richard Dawkins in 1979, who used it to describe a unit for carrying cultural ideas or behavior, similar to how genes carry genetic information from one generation to the next. Memes can also be jokes, videos, websites and rumors that spread from person to person via the Internet Internet memes are considered by Drawing and certain other scholars to be a different representation of the Meme concept
- 9. “Bottle Cap Challenge” The “Bottle Cap Challenge” is a viral social media challenge Participate try to unscrew the top of a water bottle
- 10. Conclusion Social Media or the viral phenomenon can prove harmful if not used wisely. A user’s discretion is always required for using these platforms.
- 11. Sources [1] Borge, Jonathan. Who Started the Me Too Movement? 7 January 2018. 24 February 2020 <https://www.instyle.com/news/who-started-me-too-movement>. [2] Fulton, Wil. I Found the World's First Meme With Help From Meme Historians. 22 August 2017. 24 February 2020 <https://www.thrillist.com/entertainment/nation/first-meme-ever>. [3] Gerken, Tom. Is this 1921 cartoon the first ever meme? 16 April 2018. 24 February 2020 <https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-43783521>. [4] Is, This. "The First Meme." The First Meme. 1 April 2019. [5] News, ABP. "Sushma Swaraj Connected With People On Twitter And Made A Mark | ABP News." Sushma Swaraj Connected With People On Twitter And Made A Mark | ABP News. ABP News, 7 August 2019.