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When the Internet Attacks! : Cyber Bullying and Blogging Engagement in internet attacks is a disturbing way in which individuals seek attention at the cost of another person’s self worth. With the use of bullying to make others feel small, snark to increase their own self importance, and distortions of the truth to make things more “interesting”, this is a large issue that effects many lives in different ways. The internet has become a large part of most daily lives in the United States, according

and technologies available, especially on the internet today, accessing, communicating and enhancing knowledge has become so much easier. This paper aims to discuss two of these tools and technologies, namely collaborative virtual workspaces and microblogging. These tools and technologies will be defined, how they are used, some of their advantages and disadvantages as well as how they can be utilised in Knowledge Management and Knowledge Management processes. 2. Collaborative Virtual Workspaces 2

using Tumblr, the radio, and the Papers app. I am excited to have eye opening experience that helps me understand other media and why people would use it. After googling Tumblr to be directed to the home page, the description of the page is a “microblogging platform and social networking website that allows user to post multimedia and other content to a short-form blog”. I skipped the sign up page I was directed to and jumped my browser to the trending page. There, three columns of pictures were nicely

have to feel the shame of not completing my goals, or have the hit to my self-confidence as I outlined and wrote about my lack of success. For my life improvement project, I decided on improving my blog, namely, my following count. Tumblr is a microblogging site in which my blog is one of the millions of blogs one can visit. My blog is where I frequently post my newest artwork and writing, and at the start of my project, I had 96 followers. My ambitious goal was 50 new while my modest goal was 20

Research is about the Microblogging and Public Sphere. Microblogging is a new type of online social platform appeared in recent year. An example of such case is Weibo in China, which was released in October, 2006 and now it is an ideal tool of public communication among the Chinese netizens (Mou, 2014). Ma (2013) mentioned that, different from the traditional social networking, such as Facebook, in which users are more likely to link back to their real life. This means Microblogging makes its users focus

How do companies manage their brands using social media? Social media poses significant obstacles and opportunities for companies. As Qualman (2010, p. xiii) states, social media pervades literally every facet of a company's existence, yet despite this (or perhaps because of this) social media seems to resist easy definition. For the purposes of this paper, social media refers to the ways in which a company communicates using digital media. On the one hand, there are a number of ways in which a

The emergence of social web has changed the World Wide Web. This new concept was introduced in 1996 by Rheingold. In addition of the principle aim of the web that consists of an open access to information, the second generation of Web applications, Web 2.0 applications, has allowed for users to communicate effectively with each other. Hence, the web transformed from a web where most users were consumers passively viewing website (i.e. information) to a more active and participatory actors. Users

user. This would be done to make the video more known to people and could be news updates or other videos of past events. The purpose of this will be to allow people to stay up to date on what other people are doing as they would be using the microblogging on a daily

The term “journalism” has taken on many definitions in the past two decades. It is no longer about television, print and radio content, but the digitalization of content. Today’s journalists are expected to go beyond traditional journalistic practices. They need to know how to be experts in digital reporting and publishing. By providing tips on how to organize data digitally, build websites, build an audience, create video, audio and photographed content, editing and publishing this content, Briggs

Social Psychological Research Methods: Social Psychological Measurement Harvesting and Harnessing Social Media Data for Psychological Research Social media, also termed social networking sites, comprise websites, web-based services, platforms, and applications that allow individuals to “(1) construct a public or semi-public profile within a bounded system, (2) articulate a list of other users with whom they share a connection, and (3) view and traverse their list of connections and those made by