Dylan Rams COMM 20- Public Speaking October 22, 2010 SPEECH 2 OUTLINE TOPIC: Social Networking ORGANIZATIONAL PATTERN: Topical SPECIFIC PURPOSE: Informative THESIS STATEMENT: I will be informing the audience about social networking in three aspects. INTRODUCTION ATTENTION GETTER: When you log onto your computer and start up a web browser, what is the first website that comes to mind? Facebook? Myspace? Maybe Twitter? These websites are just some of the worlds top social networking sites in the worldwide web. ORIENTATION: I have been a member of such sites as; Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter. Due to the mass quantity of users, I have reason to believe that at least …show more content…
a. His presidential victory was greatly supported by his social networking strategies and posts. Transition: The use of social networks are proven to be advantageous so we will talk about the influence it has on our lives today. III. Every individual in the world wants to keep in touch with friends and family, and thats exactly what social networks provide. A. Social Networks give us a voice online that allows us to communicate in almost real-time with other people that share similar interests. 1. It is an easy process to write on someones Facebook or Myspace wall and they will respond when they log back on to their account. a. This instant access to talk to people gives us a sense of community that could not be reached without social networking. b. This can let us reconnect with friends that we went to high school and college with. B. Posting and blogging important events has changed the evolution of communication. 1. Being able to broadcast not only what were doing, but also our experiences in important or historical events is one of the uses of today’s social networks. a. In January of 2009, when a U.S. Airways plane crashed in the Hudson River in New York, a man who witnessed the crash was the first person to broadcast the report through his Twitter account. He had propagated the
The global financial crisis that started in mid-2008 affected many industries, including the aviation industry. Fewer business and leisure travelers were flying due to the economic recession. Corporations and government agencies issued orders, as part of an austerity drive, for less travel or, when absolutely necessary for their senior employees, for economy-class travel. This became an opportunity for
One advantage of easily accessible information is convenience. Easily accessible information is convenient for people to catch the latest stories, listen to new songs on the go whether it is on the internet or the radio. People can watch and share music videos to those songs as well; while holding conversations through conversation with many friends immediately. This is more convenient than reading a magazine, watching television, listening to the radio and chatting on a cell phone at once to do the same thing. It allows people to multitask and do those things proficiently while conforming to society’s environment. One of the disadvantages to easily accessible information is when serious or sensitive information is available when it
Isang Pagaaral Tungkol sa Epekto ng Social Networking Bilang Public Property sa mga Magaaral ng Pamantasan ng Sto. Tomas sa mga Piling Kolehiyo at Hayskul
“Nearly three quarters (73%) of small business owners said they access social networks on smart phones or other mobile devices, yet 67% are holding back investing in social media because they don 't know where to begin.” (Heath, 2011)
Social media has become a social and cultural force that has shaped many people's lives over the course of a few short years. There are many different social media channels that people use and they have a range of differences associated with each one. YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn are three different types of social media that were chosen to illustrate some of the differences that are associated with different social media platforms. This technology is so powerful that it has actually been at least partly responsible for shaping world events. Many of the events in the Middle East were driven by social media including the overthrowing of the dictator in Egypt and the revolution in Tunisia.
Introduction ---Teenagers will freely give up personal information to join social networks on the Internet. Afterwards, they are surprised when their parents read their journals. Communities are outraged by the personal information posted by young people online and colleges keep track of student activities on and off campus. The posting of personal information by teens and students has consequences. I will discuss the uproar over privacy issues in social networks by describing a privacy paradox.
I sincerely acknowledge the guidance, counseling, assistance and close co-operation provided by Mrs Pratibha Jha, Faculty, IT Dept., AIMT Greater Noida and all my friends and peers who helped in the conceptualisation, preparation and the successful completion of this
Communication is an inevitable occurrence in life and is vital to building and maintaining relationships. Individuals typically interact with family, friends, and colleagues regularly. Previously, landline phones and postal mail were popular methods of communication that individuals and businesses relied on. These venues were used to relay information, engage in transactions, and keep in touch with friends and family. As technology advanced, new and innovate ways of communication emerged. Today, one popular means of communication is that of social networking. A social network can be a group of friends, colleagues, or other
This is the generation of technology. Laptops, tablets and cell phones are almost everyone’s best friends. There are thousands of people who wake up with the cell phone alerts, spend time with social network friends and sleep with the music on their tablets and laptops. In fact, in our society, there are nine months babies watching YouTube videos on their parents’ cell phone. Likewise, there are ten/twelve-year kids texting their friends dozens of times a day. Significantly, there are grown folks exercise networking sites like Facebook, Twitter etc. all day along. Ocala states that “The policy notes that three-quarters of kids aged 12-17 own cell phones; nearly all teens send text messages, and many younger kids have phones giving them online access.” Social network sites are adversely affecting the new generation by serving as an easily accessible platform to commit social crimes, by deteriorating their health both physically and psychologically, and by creating a generation isolated with their friends, families and neighborhoods.
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Facebook now allows users to upload a picture of their choice to show at the top of their online profile. Aside from customizing the looks of online profiles, the content that users post on social networking sites also is a form of self expression. Certain people may always seem to have funny statuses, while another may always post quotes, while another always posts song lyrics, and another simply posts updates about their everyday life. Users of social networking sites often use their online profile as a reflection of themselves. This is one of the positive effects of social networking. It encourages creativity, self expression, and allows people to get inspired and define themselves. They use it as a way to set themselves apart from the crowd. Being different is celebrated on social networking sites, because it makes everything more interesting. Social networking is allowing some users to make friends with people they maybe wouldn't consider talking to in person, and allowing people to see some points of view they may not have considered before. It has the potential to really bring us all closer together, and gives us all a more open minded attitude about each other. Social networking has also helped to connect us with people all around the world (Pizano). Years earlier when a natural disaster or another big event would happen somewhere around the world, we would wait to find out on the news later that night. Even then, we would not see a lot of pictures and
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Find below an essay I whipped up this morning in class on social media and networking, their implications, advantages, limitations, and effects on society. I 'd appreciate any feedback and correction of factual errors. It was a lot of fun to write :)
Hello, Good morning,honorable judges,ladies and gentlemen! it is my a great honor for me to be here to share with you some of my viewpoints about social networking here .
This morning I woke up, and the first thing I did was pick up my phone and check my Facebook. I noticed that I had a few notifications: one friend request from an unknown person; automatically declined, a few likes on my most recent status, and something that seemed to be a little surprising to me—four comments on the photo from Atlantic City last weekend. This was the only notification that caught my eye, so I clicked it. The photo was a picture of me, my boyfriend, and my parents in a casino. We were posed in the entry where you could see a bar and slot machines behind us; nothing classless, just a casual picture. However, I noticed a few people had commented what they initially thought of the picture. One of them stated, “What is a girl