Media In Social Media

With the advent of widespread technology and increasing use of social media platforms globally, social media is becoming one of the most influential and inevitable contemporary communication tool. Some even consider it to be the biggest shift since the Industrial Revolution. There is a real shift in communicating with consumers. Consumers are becoming marketers. When kids like something online, it becomes part of the identity that they broadcast to the world. Today, we have, as what is termed in the video - A generation of ‘likes’. Teens are telling the world what they

Social media apps all have well-known news accounts, which tweet or share information. As of that one tweet comes several comments and retweets or shares meaning most teenagers actively participate in the well-being of the community and the world. From social media apps such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter teenagers are aware of current events as teens always are intrigued in learning or sharing something new every day to benefit there community. Furthermore, social media majorly strengthens businesses throughout the community. Today in the 21st century, the internet is where marketers target their main profit: teenagers. Advertising Executive, Martino states “[she] was relying on a teenager to pester her mom instead of putting the main focus on the mom” (Wilks). The marketing industry believes communicating a product through social media helps spread the product to two generations. Marketing businesses use social media to outreach to teenagers as a low-profit advertisement, but marketers benefit the most from this low budget cost. Promoting other businesses gives a sense of being a useful part of the community as teens are the ones who create the business. Teenagers are the future business leaders of America as this generation continues to strive to make the community excellent. Sharing information about a franchise gives “a sense of promotion for businesses and jobs” (Henderson 9). Depending on a person’s current location there are apps

How the new social media technologies’ impacting on young people in today’s society? The study will examine the positive and negative impact of new media technologies on young people. It will explores on how new media technologies such as computer games, video games, face book, television, twitter, mobile phones, you tube, internet, television, whatsApp, Viber, Snap chat, and other modern technology are playing major role on everyday life in modern society.

The Internet allows for the widespread dissemination of information and ideologies amongst individuals and their communities (Subrahmanyam, Reich, Waechter, & Espinoza, 2008). On the Internet, divergent groups whose values differ from mainstream society can congregate and form like-minded digital communities. Technology and culture reflexively influence and perpetuate each other. One technological area heavily influenced by existing and changing cultural norms are social networking sites (SNS). Social networking sites, especially larger ones like Facebook and Twitter, reflect societal values through their upholding of rules and regulations for content and usage (Subrahmanyam et al., 2008). For instance, sites may ban hate speech, pornography, or defamation in a manner similar to laws and common practices in the non-digital world (“Facebook Terms of Service,” 2016; “Twitter Terms of Service,” 2016). But what happens when a deviant community grows large enough to warrant its own social media platform? To what extent should media conglomerates like Apple and Google act as gatekeepers who determine access to these communities? This is currently occurring with a new controversial social networking site called “Gab” whose attempts to launch an application in the App Store with Apple and Play Store with Google have failed (“Google Faces Lawsuit,” 2017; Hayden, 2017; Morris, 2017). This paper aims to examine how consumers view Apple and Google’s rejection of the application. Do

Social media and elected leaders Social media has become one of the most essential parts in human life in order to communicate with friends, families, relatives and society. The development of nations depends upon the way of how people use the social media. A part from local people even government are taking media as one of the major factors to put their serious and important notice of day to day activities through social media and let local people know what is going on in country. Whenever we read, see or listen to social media we can see the active participation of elected leaders in social media. I personally believe that, social media is one of the best forums for elected leaders.

Medium theory is concerned with the prevalent role that technology plays in a constantly changing society, shaping patterns of both culture and communication. Research conducted by the authors, compared how newspapers and blogs differ in terms of the characterization of social media, the framing of the Steubenville rape case, and the characterization of the perpetrators and the victim. The sample included newspaper articles and blog entries released December 2012 to June 2013, the period that corresponded with the nonjury trial of the accused rapists and the aftermath of the sentencing. Altogether, the sample included 44 newspaper articles and 34 blogs. The findings demonstrated there was no significant difference in how the two platforms characterized social media regarding the coverage of the case. Concerning the framing of the case, newspaper articles were 50/50 in their description of football players as American athletes with a positive or negative connotation. Personal blog entries were heavily leaning toward the negative connotation. In addition, blog entries also discussed victim blaming/slut-shaming as a societal concern and were more likely to mention rape cover-up by coaches, officials, friends of the suspect, etc. than newspaper articles.

Social media is the 21st century's way of connecting to others, especially in the technologically dominated society that 2017 is. Social media platforms, such as Instagram and Snapchat, although different ways of interacting allows for those that use it to connect with celebrities such as Serena Williams. Serena Williams, although an active and dominating tennis player still maintains contact and connections to her audience through multiple social media platforms. However, when analyzing her social media platforms, her activity is shown to differ depending on the platform. Williams often uses her Instagram for marketing, her ideals, and promotion while her Snapchat is centered on her daily routine and life. Therefore, in my essay a holistic analyzation of Williams Snapchat versus her Instagram is presented in that celebrity social media is shown to represent more than just pictures but concepts of self-representation and double consciousness.

Being a public figure through television, magazines, social media, or other forms of media can have its benefits in terms of public influence. Often the simple act of being seen can create this type of impact over their audience. However, sometimes the real power lies in the hands of those behind the scenes such as managers, producers, and agents. This can manifest itself in different ways; the outlets of reality television and even political platforms can change an audience’s perspective. Whether the viewer is aware or not, the sources of entertainment and views held by stars within these outlets are powerful in changing viewers’ own perception of topics or events. When viewing any type of media, it is imperative to keep in mind that the information we receive may not be entirely factual.

According to the Boyd and Ellison article entitled ‘social networking sites’ definition and scholarship, they adopt Sunden’s (2003) description of profiles as unique pages where one can type oneself into being a profile is generated from answer to question, such as age, location and interest.

With the discovery of technology, social media soon followed and became the next worldwide phenomenon, and the newfound freedom in posting whatever you want at any time of the day has changed social media to be a tool for multiple aspects of life. Through social media people are able to freely post their opinions about any topic at any time of the day. This freedom can be a bad thing when it is taken advantage of, but it can also be used as a tool for different people such as; businesses, authors, and politicians. Although people’s opinions may be irrelevant in some situations, it can be used as a tool to better the quality of customer service or other departments in a business that could be improved.

As stated by the expertise of computers science, how it has identified how out technologies has created a tool for our society and worldwide to enable the people across the world to learn and utilizes the sources in schools, jobs, family and friends and communication. However, communication, build, and advances and educate. Social media it is forms of social networking, that allows people and children across the world to create a profile information, use of photos, videos, and messaging. Statistically speaking that network user spend too much time on Facebook websites, Instagram, and do to others websites that is available for users. These websites are also used for business used in marketing and personal use for people to connect with their family and friends. Social media has become an important technology that has been developed and designed for personal user and user of marketing in production Although, with all the sources of electronics, computers, which has change a lot on brain functioning, because children do learn new things and takes in the knowledge of what they have learned to utilize on social media.

Social media has been around for about 40 years and is a huge form of communication today. Social media allows for an easy and direct way to connect with people all around the world, while never leaving the comfort of your own home. While most people use social media, it has been discovered that social media can be affected by gender. There have been studies conducted to discover if females use it more than males or if gender affects someones personality on social media.

The emergence of the smart phone, and the age of social media has been similarly disruptive in its effect on American political and social life as the television. Like the television, it too has increased social distance, but for decidedly different reasons. The great irony about Facebook, Twitter and other forms of social media is that the claim to bring the world “closer together” when in fact contributing to social isolation. This is because social media, created the concept of personalized news, which allows individuals to choose what information they receive. While at first this seems like a positive, and deserving of celebration, no more tyranny of the television owners, it actually is deeply problematic in that individuals tend to choose to receive all their information from like-minded individuals. As a collective, group tend to isolate themselves into their own echo chambers, because they do not want to be uncomfortable and have their ideas challenged. These polarized silos, occasionally referred to as safe spaces, limit public discourse and are very confining in nature, because people no longer confront others with different perspectives. It is in this modern world, of information bubbles, and confirmation biases understanding for those with different opinions has decreased. Rather than solving this system, thus actually contributes, to the oppression of religious, and racial minorities, as well as the economically disadvantaged because it is precisely this

Media plays a significant role in everybody’s life in modern day society, it consumes vast amounts of our time, entertains us, and even shapes our identity. Being such a powerful tool it could do a vast amount of good to help our world, but on the other hand it could cause extreme damage if mismanaged. What makes media so influential is that it captivates so much of our time making it possible to alter our views without us even knowing. Americans average an astounding 700 minutes per day viewing different forms of media from watching television to scrolling on social media. Women have been unfairly portrayed from the media by being focused on their body rather than their intelligence and character as a human being. From movies to news reports women seem to be given roles or discussed, because of their body image seemingly only to provide entertainment for young men, which just happens to be the primary audience most networks try to reach. By only giving roles to “beautiful women” that all look very similar we take away opportunities from others and create an unobtainable body standard that can be psychologically damaging to women and men. In the future if we promote media literacy and start creating more realistic media outlets that create equality for women it could make our world a much better place.

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