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How can social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter and Youtube affect people? - angel - 12-09-2012 09:13 PM
Can you give me Pro's and Con's for this one? Help please?
- Muhammad Sarfraz - 12-09-2012 09:21 PM
social book marking is a best way to increase your website traffic. many people visit of social media and then they see the links of your website and click on it
- TurboMotionZGaming - 12-09-2012 09:21 PM
Alot of people make YOUTUBE MONNAAAYYYY. For example WoodysGamertag has a house, a wife and 2 kids and he can support them and still save alot of money. Basically Youtube can be a job.
- advanced phantom - 12-09-2012 09:21 PM
They call themselves social network but they make people "not social"
- justbecause - 12-09-2012 09:21 PM
Pros=
-it allows instaneous connection /communication with people you know
-helps you to keep up to date with friend
-allows you to connect with people anywhere I the world (as long you have Internet connection )
-gives people who are more introverted confidence to just say what that want (where in real life they may keep to themselves)
-share information, serving as a learning tool ( I mean how many people watch YouTube tutorials)
-gathers people of a large online community together
- people can use to promote events and organisations
Cons=
- the rising addictions caused by social networking sites
- it makes people more anti social, given that they can just socialise behind a screen while their real life skill deteriorate
-a major distraction especially for students today or employees
- lack of privacy, or that people are unaware
-online threats that come from social networks
-deteriorate the meaning if friendships (mostly for young people ) because like on Facebook you can have hundreds of "friends" but they might as well be strangers hoarding connection. It redefines the words "