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Social media refers to websites and apps that allow users to communicate and share content, including Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram. It originated in 1997 with SixDegrees, which allowed users to create profiles and connect with friends. Major platforms like MySpace and MSN grew in popularity in the early 2000s as internet access expanded. Now, social media has evolved into a key marketing tool, allowing celebrities and brands to advertise directly to vast audiences. It has also transitioned from primarily connecting friends to becoming a source of entertainment, where users both create and consume content like memes and reality television-style drama.
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Social media refers to all the online platforms that are used by people across the world to share information, ideas, and views. The discovery of social media has had several impacts on the society. It has made people change the way they use to do things in the past. This paper seeks to explain how the discovery of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Snap Chat and Instagram has influenced and shaped the American culture.
Facebook
Facebook was discovered back in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg as a medium for communication for college students. But eventually, it got accepted in the broader society, and today, it has more than a billion users. However, the discovery and integration of Facebook to the society has had many effects on the American culture.
Employment. Before the discovery of Facebook, American jobseekers had to watch TVs, listen to radios or read billboards for them to learn about new jobs. Some even had to walk to the offices to ask whether or not there were employment vacancies. Actually, it was a hectic process that required a lot of efforts and sacrifice. But with the discovery of Facebook, people nowadays learn of new job vacancies on this platform (Foreman, 2017). All you need is to like Facebook pages of the companies/sites that specialize in advertising latest job vacancies. This has dropped the old culture of having to stay close to TVs/Radio or visit the respective companies, instead, it has created a culture of seeking for employment while resting on your bed. If the current trend prevails, in future almost all companies will stop advertising vacancies via radios and televisions, and switch to using social media like Facebook (RELATIONS, 2018).
Connection. The discovery of Facebook has also changed the culture on how people connect. Initially, family members who had left for schools or jobs in far cities would communicate with their loved ones through phone calls. While that still promoted the family bond among the members, it didn’t do it as much as Facebook. Note that, phone call rates were expensive and so many Americans would only make few calls a day. Moreover, the phone calls did not support sharing of pictures and videos. But with the discovery of Facebook, granddaughters can frequently share pictures with their grandparents, thus increasing the bondage among the family members (RELATIONS, 2018). If this trend prevails, in future family members will hardly be visiting each other, since much of the connection and interactions will be done via Facebook (Read, 2016).
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- 1. By Joe and Ellie SOCIAL MEDIA
- 2. WHAT IS SOCIAL MEDIA? Social Media is a modern way in which people communicate via such websites like • Facebook • Twitter • Snapchat • Messenger • Instagram • YouTube We use these websites every day, as social media is simply a social instrument of communication.
- 3. WHEN WAS SOCIAL MEDIA INVENTED? Social media was invented in 1997 and the first recognisable website was called ‘Six degrees’. Six Degrees allowed users to make a profile, and add new friends. This website only lasted until 2001. After this social media craze, on rolled ‘MySpace’ and ‘MSN’. In 2001 these were easily accessible as the internet developed. Google was founded in 1998 in California, Menlo Park. This was significant as it made it so much easier to get on the internet faster and quickly search the social media.
- 4. HOW SOCIAL MEDIA HAS PROGRESSED Social media has progressed magnificently from six degrees to msn to Facebook, twitter and numerous dating websites. Social media was originally made for making new friends anonymously, however now people upload photos, send messaged with emojis and tell people about their day. Social media is not used for making friends anymore, but is used as a marketing tool. Celebrities and famous people have teams who work their social media pages to advertise clothing brands and what they sell. For example Beyoncé tweeted about her new album, no where else advertised it and it sold 1.5 million copies in the united states alone. She literally broke the internet. This is further known as ‘the social media marketing plan’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3bfvxDEgn0 Additionally Facebook was initially made for universities on campus to help teachers and the students to connect together. However the consumers make the content and people will make pages for others to view and get entertainment from it.
- 5. OTHER EXAMPLES • Memes are another example of how we as the audience are the creators and the consumers of the entertainment • Also the people who go on Jeremy Kyle are again a good example of this, as they use Facebook to connect with others, start a relationship, have a baby, then cheat on each other (most likely with someone who they also met on Facebook). We then get entertainment from this which again makes them also the consumers and the creators because they manage to entertain us all.