IC3 PRE FINALS
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- online platform which people use to build social networks or social relationships with other people who share similar personal or career interests, activities, backgrounds or real-life connections.
- is a social network that is private and internal to a company or organization; in order to participate on a closed social network, you must have an account that is associated with your organization – usually you use your work email address to sign in.
- open to the general public; you simply need to create an account. Most require only a valid email address for sign-up and there is generally a minimum age requirement (for example, you must be 13 or older to open a Facebook account).
- Users of these sites don’t need to own or share web servers. They can publish their content on the free space provided by these sites.
- Members are allotted a unique web address that becomes the web identity of an individual or a business. It can be used to identify, connect and share content.
- These sites require members to build their profiles.
- These sites allow members to upload text messages, photographs, audio and video files.
- Users can browse content and comment upon it. By doing so, social media sites allow members to engage in conversations that increase engagement.
- Several social media sites have chat clients that enable members to chat with each other in real time.
- several social media sites provide direct messaging facility to their members.
- Most social media sites alert members through e-mail or in site notifications whenever they are tagged in a message or in a photograph.
- On some social media sites, members can create theme-based pages.