Introduction debate social media PDF

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IntroductionSocial media is a type of communication that takes place on the i nternet. Users can hold discussions, exchange information, and produce online content on social networki ng sites. Blogs, micro blogs, wikis, social networking sites, photo- sharing sites, instant messaging, video-sharing ...

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Social media is a type of communication that takes place on the internet. Users can hold discussions, exchange information, and produce online content on social networking sites. Blogs, micro blogs, wikis, social networking sites, photo-sharing sites, instant messaging, video-sharing sites, podcasts, widgets, virtua l worlds, and other types of social media exist. Hundreds of millions of individuals use social media to exchange knowledge and build relationships all around the world. Socia l media allows you to contact with friends and family, learn new things, develop your hobbies, and be amused on a personal basis. On a professional level, you may utilise social media to expand your expertise in a certain subject and improve your professional network by engaging with other industry professionals. At the corporate level, social media allows you to engage with your audience, gather feedback fr om customers, and raise your brand. Social media are interactive technologies and digital channels that allow people to share information, ideas, hobbies, and other kinds of expression with others in virtual communities and networks. While the range of stand-alone and built-in social media services now accessible presents issues to the definition of social media, ther e ar e certain similar qualities. Users often use web-based programmes on their computers or download services that provide social media capabilities to their mobile devices to access social media services (e.g., smartphones and tablets). Individuals, communities, and organisations can share, cocreate, discuss, participate in, and edit user-generated or self-curated information uploaded online as a result of their interactions wit h various electronic services....