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    Social Media: Changing Our Society Electricity was first introduced to society hundreds of years ago; the way people communicate began to change in many different ways since then. New inventions helped people build more sophisticate tools to build better places to live and work. This new inventions changed the way we live now days; they make our lives much easier. In the decade of the 1920’s when radio was first introduced to public‚ people begin buying it and using it more and more‚ as years passed

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    Internet Addicition

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    web-based role-playing games are affecting our need to be on the internet. * How some games reward "achievements" and "goals" making the cyber game goals more important of that than reality goals. * Does social media‚ such as Facebook‚ Twitter‚ Myspace and other forms of cyber communication have detrimental effects related to internet addiction. * Internet Gambling‚ main reasons for internet addiction‚ however not just costing their health but impacting finances and crippling family relationships

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    The motion here today is that Social networking sites can actually cause more harm than good. We do not however deny the fact that in today’s society‚ these social networking sites do bring benefits to our daily life and also in the ever growing business industry. For example‚ it helps us connect with our loved ones who are halfway round the globe‚ or even a marketing platform for business developers with its vast consumer reach. On the other hand‚ what we are affirming today is that despite it

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    Impact of Facebook and Twiiter on youth Facebook‚ MySpace‚ Twitter and other social networking sites are a godsend to kids and teens who want to get in touch and know what is going on with their friends or relatives. By just opening a website‚ they can communicate with and learn about all the people who are important to them (at least those who are signed in to the same network). IT has both good and bad effects : BAD EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING ON KIDS · Facebook and other networking

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    "People use the internet as a database for their most private information. A large number of citizens use digital banking‚ complete their taxes on the internet‚ and may even upload private family information for various reasons. Although the internet is regularly used as a means of sharing with friends and family‚ as well as a more efficient way to perform daily activities‚ it is commonly perceived as unsafe. Many people realize that access to the internet can result in many different consequences

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    AOL‚ encourages the butchering of the English language with abbreviations such as LOL‚ (lots of laughs)‚ and IDK‚ (I don’t know). The incentive for going out to make friends has disappeared because of the idea of hundreds of friends on Facebook and MySpace (Knapp‚ 2008). The dating world has also been completely turned upside-down. Just a couple decades ago chivalrous romance was the way to go about finding a date. Today one would send a friend request on facebook and the prospective date would look

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    Two Sides of the Coin

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    Famous Indian yogi Paramahansa Yogananda once said “There are always two forces warring against each other within us.” The forces that were mentioned are namely the “good” and the “bad.” What makes something good or bad? Can we stick to one mere definition of “good” and “bad”? Like in many situations‚ addictions to certain things can be perceived as having two sides. Most likely‚ these addictions are seen as being bad. One of the most popular examples for this is the way Internet usage has been categorized

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    Are social networks detrimental to children and teenagers’ well-being? In the past few years‚ social networks have become more and more popular. More people join social networks every single day‚ and social networking doesn’t seem to be something that is a passing trend. The Nielsen Company has even reported that “people in the U.S. continue to spend more time on social networking and blog sites as well‚ with total minutes increasing 210% year-over-year and the average time per person increasing

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    In this day and age of technology‚ social networking has become more popular than ever. People have the world at their fingertips with their blackberries‚ iphones‚ laptops‚ etc. Facebook‚ twitter‚ myspace‚ and all the other main social networking sites have become the main source of communication on the internet. Also‚ texting has become very popular these days as well. But is social networking breaking down our culture and our social skills? Or is it a healthy way to stay in contact with people

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    Sources of Disagreement

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    An Analysis of the Sources of Disagreement between Alice Mathias and Dana L. Fleming Regardless of whether one participates or not‚ there is no denying the significant impact that online social networking sites‚ such us MySpace and Facebook‚ are having on America’s younger generations. These trends are duly noted in Alice Mathias’s New York Times feature‚ “The Fakebook Generation” and Dana Fleming’s New England Journal of Higher Education article‚ “Youthful Indescretions: Should Colleges Protect

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