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    Social Netwoking Site

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    networking sites was named for "six degrees of separation‚" SixDegrees.com was the first social site from 1997 to 2001. It was followed in 2002 by Friendster and MySpace a year later. Started by two friends‚ MySpace became extremely popular‚ and its parent company‚ Intermix‚ was acquired by News Corporation for $580 million two years after MySpace was launched. Facebook came out in 2004 targeting college students‚ but when it opened to everyone‚ it grew exponentially to become the top social site wo years

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    Social Networking

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    It was like real life‚ only better. It was MySpace. The girl who sent me the invite‚ NaDiA-x-LoVe‚ seemed like a great gal. In her “about me” blurb‚ she said “Hey‚ people call my nickname ‘Hot Stuff’. My friends I love and they tell me i rock. I don’t know about that‚ but I guess they know best right. Anyway‚ I think I rock maybe you can know me and know too”. Oh Nadia‚ you tease me with your silken tongue‚ of course I’ll be your friend. MySpace was like a giant house with millions of rooms

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    Cyberbully

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    includes youth and adults. Cyberbullying is able to go unnoticed by many‚ because there is little supervision from adults and oftentimes adults simply do not understand the cyber world that youth are growing up in. Online social networks such as MySpace and Facebook have only become a common part of most teens lives in the last 3 to 5 years. Cell phones have become a normal part of a teen’s life and instant messaging is a normal way of communicating. With these new means of communication that adults

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    connect and interact with each other- and the rate at which they could do it- was never the same. Today‚ people can contact their aunt 20‚000 miles away with the simple click of a button. However‚ social networking did not start with Facebook and MySpace. Social networking sites were born from the BBS‚ which stands for the Bulletin Board System (Nickson‚ Christopher). These online meeting places were independently-produced and allowed users to communicate with a central system where they could

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    Social Networking

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    INTRODUCTION 6 CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW 15 CHAPTER 4: DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS 49 CHAPTER 5: ANALYSIS 56 CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSION 58 List of References 60 Appendix 62 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION The broad appeal of social-networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook seems to have its roots in a successful twist on the

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    Emmanuel Colon Mrs. Albuquerque English IIII 22 March 2011 Social Networking Social networking has been around for years whether it’s facebook‚ twitter‚ youtube‚ myspace‚ etc. It has been studied since the beginning of the 20th century. A social network service is a web site that allows people to create a public profile for everyone to see. There are both positive and negative effects of social networking. Facebook is the most used and populated website on the web. Facebook was launched seven years

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    technology tools that allow people to communicate easily via the Internet to share information and resources. The dramatic growth of social media creates new opportunities for engaging students. These include social networking sites such as Facebook‚ MySpace‚ LinkedIn and Twitter along with blogs and wikis. Social media are rapidly changing the way the we interact with one another. The best way to experience the power of the social media revolution is to watch this YouTube video on the Social Media Revolution

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    Social Networking Sites

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    networking site can be defined as an online service that is based around the building and reflecting of social relations among individuals with common interests or social ties. Social networking sites such as Friendster‚ LinkedIn‚ Spoke‚ Facebook‚ MySpace and Twitter all vary slightly‚ yet the one main feature they have is that they enable users to create a profile within the website to represent themselves and allows users to interact through email‚ instant messaging and other integrated communication

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    needs to be careful with what they put on their “profile‚” because there are hackers out there and even predators. Social networks have popped up all over the web; businesses often think of the top four social being: Facebook‚ Twitter‚ LinkedIn and MySpace and being the only ones out there as well‚ but there are hundreds around the globe with millions of users who can be targeted through these networks by businesses (Ferner‚ 2011). There are so many different social networks and categories of social

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    It’s estimated that nearly 400 million people worldwide belong to either Facebook or MySpace. But doctors are now finding social Websites can lead to depression. "I mean a lot of drama that goes on there. And people talking bad about each other‚" says Bryan Forsberg‚ talking about online social networks. Whether it’s a break up‚ rejection‚ or envy‚ cyberspace can feel real; even causing depression. With both MySpace and Facebook‚ you have to request friends and then wait to be accepted. Normally‚

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