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Twitter Addict
This document discusses Twitter, a microblogging service launched in 2006 that allows users to post short messages called tweets. It provides background on Twitter's creation and explains that tweets can be about anything and enable interaction without limits. However, overuse of Twitter can lead to problems like spreading misinformation, negative influences, identity theft, and privacy issues. The document concludes by advising users to "tweet intelligently."
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- 2. INTRODUCTION 1. Created byJock Dersey 2. Another social networking services 3. Enables to interact with the whole world with no limits
- 3. World’s first tweet was from him on 26th March 2006 “Just setting up my twttr”
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- 5. Twitter is amicro-blogging service that has quickly become the social media service that is most often used in strategic communication campaigns. Stelzner, 2009
- 8. #1 TWEET UNRESTRICTED
- 9. Tweet about everything and anything that happened daily seamlessly
- 10. #2 “GLUED” TO PHONE ALL THE TIME
- 11. Smart phones availabletoday offers unlimited data plan that enable users to tweet non-stop
- 12. #3 TWEETHANDLE AS IDENTITY REPLACEMENT
- 13. Instead of giving outcontact details, people give their tweet handle. We are known by our tweet handles everywhere we go
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- 15. Became an(social because spent more (me twee(ng. Example, when hanging out with friends but busy twee(ng.
- 16. PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH twitter
- 17. #1 FALSE INFORMATION
- 18. Made up information spreadsfaster and widely over the world
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- 20. These sites canbe misused and harm us physically or mentally.
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- 22. True identity isnever known unless people meet in person
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- 24. Other users willtry scam you by sending spams messages or tweets
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- 27. “I think weneed to take follow break until you get your Twittering under control”.
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