The document discusses the horizontal revolution in social media and how it has led to the rise of social communities, social publishing, social commerce, and social entertainment. It provides examples of popular social platforms for each category, such as LinkedIn for social communities and League of Legends for social entertainment. The document also encourages users to check their social media status and engage with others by liking, commenting on, or sharing posts.

1. The Horizontal Revolution
in Social Media

2. Social Media 2014
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4. Social Media Zones
 Social Community
 Social Publishing
 Social Commerce
 Social Entertainment

5. Social Community
 LinkedIn

6. Social Publishing
 Hootsuite

7. Social Commerce
 Trip Advisor

8. Social Entertainment
 League of Legends

9. It’s Game Time!!
You have 45 seconds to…

10. Check Your Status!
Has anyone liked, favorited, commented,
or re-tweeted/shared your post?

11. Works Cited
 Social Media 2014. (2014, January 31). Retrieved September
6, 2014, from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pahLo5TTy4
 Ashcraft, B. (2014, April 14). Father Allegedly Let Son Die
While He Played Online Games. Retrieved September, 6,
2014, from
http://kotaku.com/father-let-son-die-while-he-played-online-
games-1562919428
 Tuten, T., & Solomon, M. (2013). The Horizontal Revolution. In
Social media marketing (pp. 2-24). Boston: Pearson.