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    “Liking is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts.” by Jonathan Franzen and “From “Faux Friendship” by William Deresiewicz both emphasizes how friendship are being connected through the use of technology. Both agree that technology have evolved how we choose to interact with one another. In “Liking is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts,” Franzen point out how online social media and social networking service calls Facebook “built-in eagerness to be liked is a built-in eagerness to reflect well on us”…

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    There are three parts that make up social influence. One part is conformity and the other two are compliance and obedience. Conformity is defined as adapting to social norms from exposure to information or the social pressures of others. Conformity is present in our society today in many different ways. One of the main ways is through social media. On apps like Instagram or Twitter, trends are started by famous people and companies. This leads to large groups of people doing or buy what these…

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    Background Bianca Bosker worked for the Huffington Post, an online news website and blog, as Executive Tech Director. “How Teens Are Really Using Facebook” and many of her other writing have been posted to the Huffington Post. Until she left in 2014, the majority of her articles published on the site were centered around social media. Founded in 2005, the Huffington Post publishes an array of articles over topics such as news, politics, entertainment, and many others. Summary “The Facebook…

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    What does the Berlin Airlift, Flying the Hump in World War II, aerial refueling, and the C-130 have in common? Absolutely nothing, but the C-130 isn’t on the “unacceptable” to discuss list. Many would argue that starting an essay with a bad joke is not a good idea. Those are the same people that would tell Mark Zuckerberg that starting a social media website would be a bad idea. After dropping out of Harvard University, Zuckerberg perfect Facebook and is now one of the richest people in the…

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    When the public eye seeks to locate and define professional careers in media, the first field that comes into mind is journalism. However, due to the popularization of social media as a communicative tool, a new category of media professionalism has been shaped. Michelle Phan is just one example of a social networking mogul with an incredibly large media presence. A quick search of her name indicates just how successful she has become through the power of social media. Throughout her career, she…

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    This research show a good example of understand and reveal target customer want. It is a useful research for all marketers to do it, and similar a SWOT analysis which is a tool which commonly used to systematically analyze the strategic situation and identify the level of organizations from company’ internal and external environments.(Gao & Peng, 2011). See in Appendix A. Some of the strength, weakness, opportunity and threat are also knew on our research. Moreover, we are have a competitor…

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    Social Media and Privacy. Social Media refers to the interaction between people, using a variety of web based technologies to create an interactive platform where individuals and groups engage with each other in productive and sometimes not-so-productive activities. The advent of the internet age has brought about a sea change in relations and the way we conduct business. Today the physical boundaries between nations and people have been blurred with passage of information being just a click…

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    After reading this case study, “How Social Media Nearly Brought Down United Airlines,” I found it so interesting that one incident such as breaking a passenger’s guitar could cause such a negative effect on United Airlines. The guy’s name that got his guitar ruined by United Airlines was Dave Carroll. I would classify Dave to be an opinion leader and a disgruntled customer in this situation that occurred. I believe that Dave initially started out to be just a disgruntled customer because he was…

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    2. How Facebook had changed on society As technologies nowadays are constantly growing and changing rapidly, society has expected to improve along with the new technologies. Social media, such as Facebook is one of the improvements of the new technology. It allows us to interact, share, and exchange information with each other. According to founder Mark Zuckerberg, there are one in seven people on Earth used Facebook, which is more than 1 billion people. (Elgot, 2015) In fact, Facebook had…

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    If you want to be in business for the long run and stay relevant, you are going to need to keep tabs on the social media landscape and join social networks that are going to take you into the future. That’s exactly what Snapchat does. This platform is one of the social media outlets that have come from a con- stantly evolving world of social media and it uses a novel and never- before-seen method of communicating – a way of communicating that shows where the future of social media is…

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