Hooking Up On the Internet Analysis I. RESEARCH QUESTION The authors in this study were trying to look at why people chose to date online. They were also looking at what aspects of face to face relations are reproduced and what rationales and strategies Internet daters use to negotiate and manage problems of risk accompanying the new technology and phenomenon. The authors examined concerns over the risk of being deceived, if they had any anxieties about physical appearance and the hazards of romantic involvement. II.
New generation likes to use social media as self advertisement and sometime they share very personal information. By doing this, their future privacy fells endanger and can affect badly in their mind in future which is not a good thing for the society, widely for the nation. Also, social media is hurting our society by spreading misinformation faster than any other media. Author Amanda Thomas shows a statistics in the
It is meant to be a guide for adults so it would make sense it would be this way . The writer of the leaflet solidifies this by adding relevant statistics and ensamples to describe what is currently happening to social networking sites and what dangers it could hold for the youth of today. The leaflet also goes further on and describes how to safeguard oneself and how to protect ones children from things such as “cyber bullying, contact by adults with a sexual interest in children and the misuse of personal information” whilst using social networks. This in particular is bold so that if a reader like an adult were to pick this up and flick through it they would notice this and perhaps be more inclined to read on. On the other hand the “Collegian” although giving off the impression that it may be more official with its color scheme and layout it is in fact just personal opinions of one “Haley Henry”.
Carmex: Leveraging Facebook for Market Research 1. Numerous advantages and disadvantages must be considered when collecting data through different sources. An online survey of a cross-section of Internet households is one way to accomplish this. By using this method, the opinions of many different people will be captured. Both users and nonusers of Carmex will potentially take the survey because Carmex will not know who they are sending the survey to.
By using the social media, web pages and purchasing advertisement banners McBride Finance Services pinpoint a particular group of people. “Web 2.0 social media applications such as Twitter and Facebook create new opportunities for firms to improve their internal operations and to collaborate in new ways with their customers, business partners, and suppliers” (Culnan, McHugh, & Zubillaga, 2010, p. 1). Advertising on the Internet can be tough; it may require the use of a consultant who specializes in Internet marketing. McBride Financial Services would benefit by starting off small when using the Internet market their services. Conclusion McBride Financial Services provides a require service for anyone that is in the market for a residence or recreational property.
The essay concludes with the idea that there is a transformational current going on, and social media is not only changing the way we interact with one another, but it is also affecting our brains, having a psychological effect on us. DiSalvo’s studies and opinions about social networking sites are appealing and make a lot of sense, especially with the sudden increase of Facebook use in the recent years; I can personally say I agree with the psychological effects social networking, more specifically, Facebook has taken in my life. The style DiSalvo used in his argument and used to persuade the reader was the Toulmin model in which he uses claims of
Because transactions take place over the internet companies have to ensure that the customer’s personal information is safe along with the company’s information. Companies use different types of security programs to keep information safe from computer attacks. Computer attacks on a company can happen when the security program is not effective enough to keep these attacks from happening or from the lack of monitoring of the security program from management. The task of monitoring the security program is given to management, so companies should be held liable for losses sustained in a successful attack made on its AIS by outside sources. In the following an explanation of management’s role and why a company should be held liable.
How is it beneficial to today’s way in life? Do these networks entitle privacy? Why/Why not? Is social networking safe?With much With much deliberation, this topic has become a very interesting argument.What people must understand is that social networking should not just be seen as an enemy but should be more focused on how it can also be a person’s best friend as well with communication/interaction. It is given in Clive Thompson’s, “I’m So Totally, Digitally, Close to You,” that “people are so often changed by the use of technology”(Thompson-p.168-177).
He says that instead of serving as a “bridge” to enhance student research, it has mainly become a source of entertainment (1). This statement sets the atmosphere of the article and introduces one of the reasons Bugeja decides to formulate an argument against it. As it is mention in the article, he considers technology and social networks such as Facebook a source of distraction that affect academy in many levels. Here, he presents a list of the four main reasons he considers important to argue against these social networks. This provides a reader the opportunity to analyze his proposal and either agree or disagree with his
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * New Social Issues * COM/400 * February 18th, 2013 * * * * * * * * * * * * New Social Issues Social issues are governmental discussions regarding ethical judgment around how individuals ought to live. New social issues include but not limited to immigration, graying of America, inequality gap, dilemma of the poor, globalization, transformation, environmental change, and dangers of the world. However, the subjects to discuss within this paper consist of copying and sharing information from the Internet, which is becoming more common in today’s world. The influence that open-source movement has on attitudes toward copyright; moreover, the relationship between creativity and innovation involving property rights. Additionally, personal, and professional effects of digital surveillance versus organizational needs for information and control; nonetheless, whether copyright protection, and digital surveillance will improve or repair future stability.