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This document discusses social media and provides examples of different types of social media websites. It notes that social media are internet-based applications that allow users to generate and share content and interact with others. Some examples of social media types mentioned are social bookmarking sites, social news sites, social networking sites, and social photo and video sharing sites. The document also states that approximately 25% of the world's population uses social media and that three-quarters of online users engage with at least one social networking site.
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Social media refers to online platforms that allow users to communicate and share content with others. There are several types of social media including social bookmarking, social news, social networking, social photo and video sharing, and wikis. Popular social media platforms enable users to tag websites, vote on articles, add friends, share photos and videos, and collaboratively edit articles.
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This document discusses various forms of online social media including email, social networks, blogs, microblogs, wikis, media sharing sites, and chat rooms. It provides examples of popular sites for each type and notes that social media allows people to easily communicate and share information with broad audiences. However, it also mentions some concerns about oversharing personal information online.
Participatory cultures
A participatory culture is one where there are low barriers to artistic expression and civic participation. Members feel their contributions are valued and they feel socially connected to others. Key aspects of participatory culture include affiliations through online communities, creative expressions by producing and sharing media, collaborative problem-solving in teams, and circulating flows of information through social media. While participatory cultures enable widespread sharing of creativity, they also present challenges around moderating inappropriate content.
Social media
Social media refers to internet-based applications that allow the creation and sharing of user-generated content, and includes collaborative projects, blogs, social networking sites, virtual worlds, and communities centered around media like photos and videos. It enables interactive dialogue between individuals, communities and organizations. There are six main types of social media platforms and technologies that support social media include blogs, photos, videos, posts, messaging and file sharing. Social media usage accounts for a significant amount of time spent online and continues to grow rapidly among different age groups.
Social media
The document discusses social media and its history. It defines social media as online channels for community input, interaction, and content sharing. It then outlines the history of social media from the late 19th century development of communication technologies to modern sites like Facebook and Twitter. The document also examines different types of social media like social networks, media sharing, and forums. It provides statistics on current social media usage, finding that over 3 billion people use social media monthly, with females using it more frequently than males.
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The document discusses social media and defines it as internet-based applications that allow users to generate and share content. It provides examples of different types of social media like social networking sites, social bookmarking, social news, social photo/video sharing, and wikis. The document compares traditional media to social media and notes how social media allows for more interaction between users, greater reach, frequency, accessibility, usability, and immediacy compared to traditional media. It also outlines some common benefits and challenges of using social media.
Social media and globalization
This document discusses social media and globalization. It defines globalization as businesses operating internationally and social media as sharing information online. The document then lists types of social media sites like Facebook and YouTube and categories like blogs and social networks. It outlines pros and cons of social media, like increased connections but also misinformation. Tools needed for social media globalization are also presented. Finally, the document discusses how social media and globalization impact one another, with social media enabling greater civic participation and political change worldwide in the globalization process.
Social networking statistics
The document discusses various types of social media and networking sites. It describes popular sites like Facebook, which has over 250 million users who log on daily. MySpace allows users to share photos, videos, and music. LinkedIn is a professional networking site with over 45 million members worldwide. YouTube is the most popular video sharing site, and Flickr is a site for photo sharing. Social bookmarking sites like Delicious allow users to tag and share web pages. Wikipedia is the largest online encyclopedia, written collaboratively by volunteers. The document outlines statistics and features of these major social media platforms.
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Social Media For Peace
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Working with New Media
This document provides an overview and definitions of new media and social media. It discusses how the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is using new media technologies like blogs, social networking sites, YouTube, Flickr, and wikis to communicate and engage with broad and niche audiences. Examples of how these technologies can be applied for communication, collaboration, education and outreach are also presented.
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Democrats Abroad uses social media like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and their own website to engage their global community of members, find Americans living abroad who are not aware they can vote from overseas, and help register voters. Their goals are to communicate positive news in a non-controversial way to reach potential new members and voters through sharing content across multiple platforms. They encourage country leaders and volunteers to leverage visual content on initiatives like registering voters with their "Vote from Abroad" banner around the world.
Awareness Of Social Media
This document discusses social media and its rise in popularity. It defines social media as a two-way communication medium that allows users to interact with each other by sharing content, comments, and participating in online communities. Some popular social media sites mentioned are Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and LinkedIn. The document also notes that social media usage is highest among those under age 40 and its growth on mobile devices has removed barriers to access. However, increased social media use has also led to growing cyber crimes that target children.
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This document discusses social media tools and their usage. It defines social media as online platforms that allow people to create and share content. Some popular social media tools mentioned are Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, and LinkedIn. Facebook and WhatsApp have over 200 million users in India. Social media enables constant connectivity but can also lead to issues like isolation, loss of productivity, and privacy concerns. The document outlines both the opportunities social media provides for outreach and engagement as well as some controversies that have occurred in India related to social media use.
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Social media allows for a two-way exchange of information across platforms like social networking sites and video sharing sites, and is used to connect with others who share similar interests, values, or relationships. Popular social networking sites include Facebook with over 200 million active users and over 100 million daily users, and YouTube which has over 300 million viewers worldwide and sees ten hours of new video uploaded every minute. Twitter also has approximately 21.9 million US users.
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Social media allows for a two-way exchange of information across platforms like social networking sites and video sharing sites, and is used to connect with others who share similar interests, values, or relationships. Popular social networking sites include Facebook with over 200 million active users and over 100 million daily users, and YouTube which has over 300 million viewers worldwide and sees ten hours of new video uploaded every minute. Twitter also has approximately 21.9 million US users.
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- 1. social media
- 2. a social instrument of communication. like a newspaper or a radio. meaning Group of internet based applications User –generated content Where people interact freely, sharing and discussing information about their lives.
- 3. s o m e e x a m p l e s o f s o c i a l m e d i a w e b s i t e s : Social Bookmarking. (Del.icio.us, Blinklist, Simpy) Interact by tagging websites and searching through websites bookmarked by other people Social News. (Digg, Propeller, Reddit) Interact by voting for articles and commenting on them. Social Networking. (Facebook, Hi5, Last.FM) Interact by adding friends, commenting on profiles, joining groups and having discussions. Social Photo and Video Sharing. (YouTube, Flickr) Interact by sharing photos or videos and commenting on user submissions. Wikis. (Wikipedia, Wikia) Interact by adding articles and editing existing articles.
- 4. Social media for smarty person About 25 percent of the world's total population uses social media, while three-quarters of the online population uses one or more social networking sites. Like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, and Google+.
- 5. You are in here
- 6. SELF IDENTITY A collection of belief about oneself such as academic performance, gender roles and sexuality and racial identity.
- 7. open your social relationship
- 8. Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram, Snapchat, Myspace, Flickr, WordPress, Blogger, Typepad, LiveJournal, Wikipedia, Wetpaint, Wikidot, Second Life, Reddit, Lulu