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    reader is reading. By labeling, readers would know what is real and what is fake. An example of labeling would be showing a thumbs down to indicate that a certain news article has not been confirmed or has proven to be fake. Due to all the criticism Facebook received which held them accountable for the quick spread of fake news during the 2016 presidential campaign, the company decided to partner with with a couple of organizations such as factcheck.org and Politifact, as a way for the websites…

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    money or both. The world of advertising is trying every tactic to keep the industry progressing with technology. Worldwide, advertising spent $23.68 billion on social media ads in 2015 and it is also estimated that $8.4 billion was made back on Facebook alone. Now if you look at that and do a quick calculation that’s about 35-36% back from one website. (Pause) I know the world has many issues facing it and our youth is affected by it too. Social media gives them a voice and able to voice…

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    Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and etc are harmful to children. According to children psychologist, Dr Richard Woolfson, he believes that social networking sites are harmful to children because the social networking sites has removed the barriers between a children’s public and private self in which lead them being vulnerable and exposed to dangerous consequences by compulsive sharing online with the strangers that they met online. Additionally, Dr Woolfson also added…

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    Facebook Disaster Essay

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    on Easter Sunday. This alert being sent out was a widely-publicized feature added in to Facebook, one of the most popular social networking websites and applications, used all over the world. The goal was certainly to allow victims to notify their families and friends of their safety, but the alert received by people all over opened the door to a new visibility for the disaster that may otherwise have…

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    In just eight years since the first smartphone was released, technology has overpowered the world in an unimaginable way. Consequently, as technology changed drastically, so did means of communication and relationships. The average person in the twenty-first-century checks their cellular device at least two hundred and twenty-one times per day(CITATION). Technology has provided connections and interactions with people from all over the world, but in actuality, has driven us further apart. Social…

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    content-sharing and collaboration. (2016 September). Retrieved from http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/social-media. Social media has been widely used among people, especially the teenagers. The most popular social networking websites for teenagers are Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter. Social media has been widely used by teenagers around the world, spreading their personal information which could affect their self-esteem. Social media affects the self-esteem of teenagers…

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    Social Media Downfall

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    in all aspects of teenagers’ lives from Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, ESPN, Tumbler and multiple others, as these sites often distract and decrease the productivity of their work. According to Mashable, "You may think it 's harmless to check a tweet or respond to a personal message on Facebook, but it will take you 23 minutes to get back on track. A social media interruption occurs every 10.5 minutes on average, and people waste 41% of that time on Facebook” (Media and Productivity). As…

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    In this case a large population un favor by the idea of being charged to use the internet. The idea made many people outraged and caused continuous cyber-attacks throughout social media on all platforms including: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat. These attacks were towards the head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission Ajit Pai and others who followed him. Ajit Pai was insulted,hated on, and thrown with death threats. Groups like Anonymous had leaked…

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    capabilities. Examples include the BlackBerry 5810, which hit the retail market in 2002, which was also the year the social networking site Friendster.com launched. The following year (2003) brought the Palm Treo 600 and MySpace.com, which was followed by Facebook in 2004. Next came the launch of YouTube on February 14, 2005, and then came the Apple iPhone in 2007 (Reed, 2010). Collectively, the Internet, home computer, email, SM, and the Smartphone presented business organizations with an…

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    Technology and Social Networking: Why people use them? In the American society there are many ways people can use communication threw social networking and Technology by using it differently. Numerous of people will as well have positive and negative effects with the use of technology and social networking. Technology and social networking have huge improvements in communication threw out the years. David Crystal has stated in his article on how people use texting in shorthanded ways, not…

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