The Internet Lifestyle: Two Opinions

Two authors of Janna Malamud Smith 's article "Online but not antisocial" and Brent Staples' s article "Trying to grow in cyberspace, teenagers miss something" are two authors about social networking I have a view. Contrast Smith thinks that there are many advantages to online socialization. Staples believes that when you socialize online, you have an emotional and psychological impact that is uneasy. Two authors discussed many other topics related to the Internet. Smith and Staples have different views on online time consumption, online social and behavioral behavior changes.

The Internet is changing. In our opinion there are two that characterize recent developments. It is social networking and mobile technology. These two innovations have changed the way people use the Internet. In social networks, people have found a new way of communicating. Since its founding in 2004, Facebook has grown into a global network of more than 2.22 billion active users. Meanwhile, mobile technology made the Internet more accessible and increased the number of Internet users all over the world.

Human activities, interests and opinions often lead to that person's lifestyle. Today's technology creates a new way of life in people's lives. The Internet and smartphones are becoming increasingly important to people. AirAsia added this to the Web site as its purchasing portal to purchase airline tickets and hotel vouchers via smartphones so that they can create applications for smartphone platforms such as iOS and Android. Personal effects arise from interactions between individuals and others. These impacts may also come from opinion leaders, one of which can have some impact on other people. For example, in a work environment, if a manager decides to use AirAsia, even a personal trip has the same effect in his subordinates.

There was discussion on how the Internet and other equipment "rewires" our young generation. As a result, the Internet Center, conceived by Pew Internet Project and Elon University, created a survey that received expert opinion from more than 1,000 "technical leaders, observers, supporters, enthusiasts". "Participants are asked to select from two detailed choices, whether technology is positive or negative? Obviously even experts are divided about this issue" We will have useful results . 42% think that the result is "bad" (3%). The result is very close, so in fact it said "It is close to the result of 50 to 50".