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    Youtube Artifact

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    2a: YouTube is a computing innovation of the 21st century at its core is a video-sharing website where users share and view content. As YouTube progressed, however, it became a platform with many functionalities; news, comedy, music, sports, gaming, TV-shows, and movies. YouTube serves as a place for careers, information and entertainment all at once. My computational artifact uses images, with minimal text, to illustrate how YouTube has affected us through its functions. It displays the way YouTube helps create careers and emotional support, but also spreads dangerous and misleading information. 2b: Using a photoshop program called Paint.NET and google images, I created my artifact. 2c: YouTube is beyond a platform to watch videos on, it has beneficial and…

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    Imagine going on Youtube to watch a simple video and getting sucked into what is called the Youtube vortex. No matter where you go in the world the internet is at the end of your fingertips. You can access anything from cat videos to videos about gardening. People film videos so that they can teach others how to perform different types of music or make a really good sandwich. Youtube is beneficial to society because no matter what situation you find yourself in Youtube has a video that can help…

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    Youtube Persuasive Essay

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    if you have ever opened the youtube app, you probably know who troye siv-an is. with over 3.8 million youtube subscribers, 3.2 million instagram followers, and around 3.3 million twitter followers, its hard for him to go unnoticed. racking up for what people are estimating $500,000 each year, he's not getting this fame and fortune from doing absolutely nothing. with such an incredibly kind heart, a successful and still blossoming music career, and a clearly successful youtube channel, he's…

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    Youtube Case Study

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    In 2006, YouTube dominated the online video market with 46% of traffic. MySpace had 23%, while Google only had 10.25%. YouTube, a company that was created in 2005, it quickly became the most popular online video site with more than 100 million videos uploaded, watched, and shared per day. In addition, people watched video on YouTube 4 times more than on Google. Although Google had a name brand, had a bigger technical capability that supported multiple formats, and could better handle legal…

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    Youtube Persuasive Speech

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    can possibly make, we will also give you easy to share tips to get started really fast and possibly even make your first few pennies on day one. How do you make money on YouTube Yes you heard right when i said pennies, for the first few days, weeks and even months you will be earning pennies, and yes we will be 100% honest on how treacherous this can be, yet at the same time you might be the lucky one, the one that had a pan, a good idea and really want to either help their viewers or…

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    Purpose2Play YouTube Analysis Brittany Alvarado, a former college athlete and cancer survivor, is the content manager for the women’s professional soccer team in Orlando. Alvarado also works for Purpose2Play, a sports company that creates videos to focus on the background stories and the adversity that professional athletes have endured throughout their lifetime. In Alvarado’s video, she interviewed a professional soccer player who is legally blind in one eye. Purpose2Play and Alvarado use…

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    Many of creators come to find out that YouTube is not a sustainable income source. Here's how to use the platform to actually get paid. Making videos on YouTube can be very lucrative if executed correctly. Unfortunately, many beginner YouTube creators believe that if they make quality videos, and allow ads to appear on their videos, the cash will begin to flow in. However, many of those creators come to find out that YouTube is not a sustainable income source. In fact, while it is impossible to…

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    Maybe I’m just biased because I’ve been creating videos on it for almost 6 years now, but Youtube is a pretty incredible social media platform. I mean, there’s truly nothing else like it. What social media site can say that it has been relevant for 10 years and STAYED relevant? I can’t think of a single candidate other than Youtube. Throughout those 10 years, the site has changed an insane amount. But what wouldn’t change in a decade? As a girl who started making videos discussing makeup, hair,…

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    Jose Ayala Personality

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    Who is Jose Ayala? Wiki, Age, Gay, Relationship, Family, Height, Net Worth Jose Ayala is a sensational American YouTuber and social media personality. He came to fame after appearing on his YouTube channel called “Jose Ayala”. He is also an Instagram celebrity in which, he has more than 726k followers and entertains people with his typical style and swag. Jose Ayala is openly gay. Jose Ayala was born on 26th of December in the year of 1993, which makes his age 23. He was born in Caguas, Puerto…

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    television is beneficial to children’s learning. Television shows like these keep being created because of their creative ideas in education our youth. These include using sing-alongs in the episodes for children to learn and retain information in a clever and engaging way and utilizing call and response by asking questions to the viewers in order to enhance their information recall skills (Gladwell 120). This sort of format is now used in countless children’s television shows as an education…

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