1. Social Media and the Futureof socialnetworking Created by: Tanesha Russell, Adil Nadeem, and Mitesh Suchek

2. What is Social Networking ? A social network is commonly described as individuals in a society connecting over the internet. Friends and families are able to interact with one another Worldwide.

3. Past, Present, and Future of the Social Network

4. Past In recent years social media has become part of a mainstream culture and widespread in modern society. Almost 30 years since people started using digital media for networking, socializing, entrainment and information gathering Long distance communication began with the telephone, invented in the 1950’s. As of 1971, the very first email had been designed.

5. 1985-2002 Although Social Networking wasn’t around, there was still communication People shared the experience of each others company discussing matters. We had the company of family and friends. Here provided is a video of Dr. Vinton G. Cerf and Vice President Chief of Internet Evangelist, discussing the history of Social Media. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxySmrn-IwQ&feature=related

6. Types of Social networking! The Present

7. Social Influences The Most popular Apps! THE KILLER ADDICTION!!

10. Over 47 million users begin to use Facebook as a tool

11. Used to Interact with friends and family, participate in games, and experience the total fun.Facebook

13. Status

14. Pokes

15. Tagging

17. Established 2006

18. Created to update celebrities and friends

19. Encourage feedback and daily thoughts

20. Used for Business Corporations and their customers

21. Common Terminology; Follow Me on Twitter”!

22. Frequently sent as SMS texting through cell phones

23. Very similar to blogging Twitter.com Twitter

25. Posting of pictures, videos, tags, journals, etc. are used throughout the site

26. Email, blogs, IM, forums, bulletins and groups

27. View profiles and may be downloaded onto smart phonesMySpace

29. Users must be 18 to view particular videos

31. This link will display the top 5 people who got famous over YouTube.YouTube

33. If uploaded video has been viewed over 5, 000 times, YouTube will consider paying you!!

34. Reason:YouTube see’s that people are enjoying your videos and want to view more of you and your talents

36. Personalizing profile and adding music playlists

37. Include: Photos, videos, groups, and blogsFriendster Friendster has over 115 million registered users and over 61 million unique visitors a month globally.

38. Television Influences Theinsider.com allows viewers to navigate the website and also connect with Facebook to add and share comments, thoughts, and friends The Social Network has influenced numerous TV shows to increase and attract viewers (The Insider, 2011)

40. Article: “ 6 ways social media is changing Education”

41. Use of Twitter and Facebook,

42. teaching staff are able to interact with others an gain knowledge in different learning skills

43. Lesson plans and new ideas of activities in the classroom

44. Students will have a better understanding . Provided is an article where you can view more advantages with education: http://mindshift.kqed.org/2010/11/6-ways-social-media-is-changing-education/ (6 ways social media is changing Education, 2010)

46. Social Media can keep children updated with their assignments and keep in contact with group members outside of school.Here’s a video of social networking and the influence on Social media and their successes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-55i5LIgL1Q

47. Amazon A local electronic website selling products to people around the world. Amazon.com displays comments straight from Wikipedia of the most popular books sold. (Amazon, 2011)

48. Connecting with the net .. The Clickable Icon automatically connects you to Facebook allowing others to share identities, contacts, etc. Social networks …..

50. Marketers learn that social media engages customers

51. Audience needs

52. Discussions are monitored frequently of

53. brands, products, and over all core business functions(Martin, 2011)

54. The Future of Social Networking in 2020

56. Continue to implement new ideas to build societies through private broadcasts.

59. Goodbye Privacy! Acknowledging the fact that privacy is a major issue today, why not go beyond. Invading someone personal life may turn out as a trend !

60. Identity Issues

62. Most of the social networking websites, forum and chat rooms requires personal information before signing

63. The information can be birth date, e-mail Id, contact details etc

64. Anyone can get that information if privacy settings are not properly configured

66. People can access your personal information your liking or disliking, where you live and go, where you work

67. Blogging and twits on social networking sites can create some serious problems for celebrities as well as for normal individual

68. Addiction to these sites will not allow people to live private life in future

70. So its not a shocking news that criminals view these sites as a great venue for victim

71. President Barak Obama, Britney spears and other more than 30 celebrities were victim whose Twitter accounts had been hacked and used to sent malicious massage

72. Most of the celebrities uses social networking sites but sometimes they have to face some problems due to any comments made by them

73. Many celebrities had tasted bitterness of social media, here is the story about Bollywood actress prietyzintahttp://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=_5oFpNB7Vmg

74. Cyber Crime

76. You can find lots of Fake Ids on networking sites

77. By these Ids users hide their original identity

78. Sometimes they are used for criminal activity

79. Here is the example of cyber crime

80. 33 years old Peter Chapman was jailed for life for raping and murdering Ashleigh Hall,17 who met him on FACEBOOKhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/h i/uk_news/8558664.stm

84. According to research taken by The Telegraph, claims that one out of five divorce is being due to the FACEBOOK http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/6857918/Facebook-fuelling-divorce-research-claims.html

86. Teenagers are spending more time on networking sites

87. Mostly for gossiping or watching videos rather than using for educational purpose

89. The need for Social Networking***!! Protests!!!!! Rights and freedom!

91. Therefore, Egypt revolution can also be called as a CYBER REVOLUTION or E-REVOLUTION

92. Social networking sites such as FACEBOOK and Twitter served as critical tool to get rid the leader who ruled them for 30 years

93. They were also praised by American president Barak Obamahttp://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9209159/Social_networks_credited_with_role_in_toppling_Egypt_s_Mubarak http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtoY_wh8ewU

95. Someexamples, how to make explosives, how to hack FACEBOOK accounts, suicidal tricks etc which can be dangerous

96. The ministry of defense of UK has launched campaign encouraging personal not to share sensitive information on social networking sites

97. Major general John Larimer has said “we do not want to scare service personal, families, and veterans and we certainly do not want them to stop using social media” http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/13776110

100. The survey stated that average time spent by user on social networking sites increased drastically

101. The figures grew from three hours in December 2008 to five and half hours in December 2009

102. 50 percent mobile data usage in UK is accounted for FACEBOOK

103. Data usage can be four times in 2012

105. network’s popularity has grown greatly among teenagers and students.

106. Social networking websites such as

107. myspace, facebook, and twitter allow

108. the teenagers to view their friends’

109. profile page, pictures, and activities.

111. youth because it gives them an outlet

112. to express themselves as individuals.

113. Many youths believes that privacy is

114. not important any more because they are willing to share their personal

116. Current lack of profit

118. Cut throat competition

119. There are so many entrances in to this market

120. There are so many networking sites available on internet

122. They are dominant in this market and does not allow any new entrance to the social media

123. For example, there are no competitors against YouTube

124. Culture changes causes resistance

127. People shares information about themselves which can be useful for hackers

128. Another mistake by users of these sites is PASSWORD SLOTH

129. Password sloth refers to have same passwords in all sites

131. FACEBOOK has thousands of application

133. Sometimes you are sending e-mails as a forwarded massage to your friends and relatives

135. Example: such as insurance claim fraud or money laundering.

136. More examples may be,

137. using the same birth date to reduce the number of facts that they must recall when questioned.

138. ( Daniel Nations, What is Social Networking? About.com)( Daniel Nations, What is Social Networking? About.com)

140. This also explores the side of identity of social network. http://karenrayne.com/2010/04/20/internet-issues-and-identity/

144. Secondly, a desire to belong to a particular group may make the individual feel that they need to inflate information in order to be accepted. (Amaral, M. & Monteiro, M., 2002).

146. fear of lack of control

147. overwhelmed with too much information

149. audiences. In other words, invisible audiences so teenagers love social

150. networking because they can avoid the awkwardness in the real life.

151. social network sites are a type of

152. networked public with four properties

153. that are not typically present in face-to- face

154. face public life: persistence, search