Virtual communication sandra moreno
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Virtual communication allows interaction through technological means like email, Facebook, and YouTube. Email is widely used due to its efficiency, convenience and low cost, though spam is a major issue. Facebook is a free social network used to connect with friends and share photos, videos, and links. YouTube is a video sharing website where users can upload, share, and view videos of TV shows, movies, music or daily tasks. Virtual communication technologies have led to greater global connection and sharing of information.
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Social network
Social Networking: Advantages, Disadvantages, Uses, Examples, Means of social communicating, Risks while communicating, Cautions to be taken.
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- 3. There are many types of virtual communication but the principal ones are an e-mail, facebook and youtube.
- 4. It is a service of network that allows users to send and receive messages rapidly. Because of its efficiency, convenience and low cost e-mail is displacing the ordinary mail In order that a person can send an email to another, both have to have an email address. There are 4 types of e-mails: free, of payment, web mail and client of mail.
- 5. The principal current problem is the SPAM. Other problems that concern safety are: IT viruses. Supplanting identity. Deceptions. e-mail chains .
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- 7. Advantages Proximity with customers Advertising by word of mouth Real time Targeting Great scope Disadvantages User resistance to advertising Great effort Loss of control Passing fashion
- 8. Is a video-sharing website on which users can upload, share and view videos. We can find: TV programs Movie clips Music videos Recently people upload videos to teach daily tasks.
- 9. Videos files are in flash format to preventVideos files are in flash format to prevent copying.copying. Prefinished language is English but has 15Prefinished language is English but has 15 available languages.available languages. The latest updates were imposed inThe latest updates were imposed in January of 2010 .January of 2010 .
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