'A World Ruled by Social Media'

'Its hard to deliberate that, only a decade ago, cordial media was little much than a develop trend. Sure, there were websites such as Friendster and Myspace. Fast-forwarding moxie to 2015, new genial media platforms yield emerged. At least 99.8% of the teenagers in the humans have mobile phones and ar tweeting, posting, liking, commenting on respective(prenominal) tender media platforms. Adults, teenagers, children are addicted to their trendy phones. Today in this paper I will be writing rough if cordial media has changed the world for the worse or good. On a personal tag I do agree that social media has changed the world to worse.\n in the lead I overfly the Bad, lets start by appreciating the things social media has make to add to our lives. present are approximately of the better things Ive observed. Given all(prenominal) the consolidation of media companies in the world it is reasonably easy to gesture whether the news we experience from the major media is the good story or not. After all, its not a rare antecedent to hear much about the current Kardashian scandal or celebrity final stage than a governmental uprising in Turkey or elsewhere in the world. One of the things that attracted me personally to twitter was the adjacent access to otherwise sources of information. For example, When Air Canada escapism 624, an Airbus A320, touches down brusque of the runway and hits office lines while landing place at Halifax Stanfield transnational Airport, after arriving from Toronto. in that respect was a near citizen live tweeting his observations of the consentaneous situation which I knew about it immediately.\n neighborly networking is good for the thriftiness. genial media sites have created a new application and thousands of jobs in extension to providing new income and sales. University of Oxfords study projects that the conversation and collaboration from social media could add $950 one thousand million to $1.4 trillion to the economy through added productivity and improved guest service. Facebook posted $1.26 million for third... '