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    Social networking sites allow individuals to create a public profile, connect with other users, and view their connections. They can impact personal relationships, behavior, school, work, and professional standing. An estimated 68% of the world's population visits social networking sites, with Facebook having over 850 million users as of 2011. Benefits include social interaction and promoting work, while issues include internet addiction, loss of privacy, and sites' privacy policies allowing sharing of user information.

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    Social networking sites allow individuals to create a public profile, connect with other users, and view their connections. They can impact personal relationships, behavior, school, work, and professional standing. An estimated 68% of the world's population visits social networking sites, with Facebook having over 850 million users as of 2011. Benefits include social interaction and promoting work, while issues include internet addiction, loss of privacy, and sites' privacy policies allowing sharing of user information.

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    Social networking sites allow individuals to create a public profile, connect with other users, and view their connections. They can impact personal relationships, behavior, school, work, and professional standing. An estimated 68% of the world's population visits social networking sites, with Facebook having over 850 million users as of 2011. Benefits include social interaction and promoting work, while issues include internet addiction, loss of privacy, and sites' privacy policies allowing sharing of user information.

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    What Are Social Networking Sites


    Social Networking Sites (SNS) are web-based services that allow Click to edit Master subtitle style individuals to (1) construct a public or semi-public profile within a bounded system, (2) articulate a list of other users with whom they share a connection, (3) view and traverse their list of 3/10/12

    WHY SNS?

    To promote work / organization Friends / Status NIS Outsourcing

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    You know something has entered your life when it manages to turn a noun into a verb. First it was googling, and now it is

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    Social networking can impact many aspects of ones life such as : Personal relationships Perception of Appropriate Behavior School Work Professional Standing
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    IMPACT ON EVERYDAY LIFE

    FACTS
    It is estimated that 68 % of the worlds population has visited a Social networking site! Facebook has the largest group of users estimating 850 million as of May 2011 and has just added 150 million new users in January of 2012.
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    SOCIAL NETWORK USERS

    PROS

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    Socially active Boost for cyber caf Make new friends Support existing relations

    MAJOR ISSUES

    Internet addiction Privacy lost

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    Facebooks Privacy Policy


    "Facebook may use information in your profile without identifying you as an individual to third parties."

    MySpace Privacy Policy


    "MySpace reserves the right to transfer personal information to a successor in interest that acquires rights to that information as a result of the sale of MySpace or substantially all of its assets to 3/10/12 that successor in interest."

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