Social Implications of Facebook

Facebook is currently the world's largest social networking site, based on monthly independent visitors - attracting 130 million unique visitors per day (Alexa Inc. 2012). The popularity of this site started in 2007, and in April 2008 it circumvented social networking rival MySpace (Phillips 2007). In the past few years, Facebook has influenced people's social life in various ways. Because it is available on the latest smartphone, Facebook allows you to keep in touch with friends, relatives and friends wherever you are, as long as you can access the internet.

Facebook is often referred to as a social media or social networking site and often means a new phenomenon. However, social and networking is not required for the Internet, the Internet, or Facebook. If anything, this need is an integral part of human life. However, throughout history, this demand has been reflected in various media technologies, from words and sentences to printing, movies, radio, television, the Internet and other digital media. .

To say that social media is a part of everyday life makes it a discreet expression. From false news article headings with a big social and political influence, until the epoch-making event that Facebook reaches 2 billion monthly users (over 25% of the world's population) recently, social media is the world's work I changed the direction greatly. To see through these figures, the lower TechCrunch chart shows how many people are using different social media platforms, and these figures are amazing.

German social media analyst Martin Giesler talks about Facebook news coverage and the impact of publishers and society on its latest changes, the longest of which (English and German) is one of them. He also made a reasonable strategic analysis of how the news media responded and its importance to journalism. Let's say that they must now accept that the high quality news reports and newsroom provided by Zuckerberg has to shift every effort to improve content and alternative delivery and monetization methods.

The main theme of this year's report is the rise of platforms and social media, especially the impact. As seen in the data released at the GEN Summit, Facebook, Snapchat, Apple, and Google have become consumer destinations and platforms beyond news discoveries. However, it should be noted that a) these trends are different in speed from country to country, and b) not all are related to Facebook. For example, in Japan and Korea, we found that most online news is being released through huge platforms such as Yahoo, Naver, Daum. Publishers have traded with these platforms for years, so you can find some clues about what will happen elsewhere. Publishers were able to reach new audiences through content, but we need to compare strengths and weaknesses. It makes it difficult for people to stand out, to establish direct relationships with the audience, or to monetize the content