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The Effect of Social Networking Sites On Generation
The Effect of Social Networking Sites On Generation
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12
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80% 3
52 31
70%
50 60%
7 Post grad
48 50% Graduate
6
37 Under grad
Working 40%
46 7
Student 30%
44 20% 12
45 10%
42 44
0%
40 Male Female
Male Female
ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
Male Female
Male
Facebook 49 40
13% 2% 0% Facebook Orkut 35 20
39% Orkut
17% Linkedln Linkedln 21 8
Twitter
My Space Twitter 16 6
Other
28%
My Space 3 3
Other 1 1
23
Female 25
19 19
20
Facebook
12 1
4% 1% Orkut 15
11% 7% 2
Linkedln 9 9
3
52% Twitter 10 6
5 4+
My Space
25% Other 5
0
Male Female
ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
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ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
Influence of SNS on Gen- ‘Y’ Male Female
Frustration due to unavailability 33 28
Family avoidance 4 4
Daily routine disturbance 15 14
Negative Impact 17 20
Invasion of privacy 16 22
Lifestyle influenced 13 16
Bad experience 8 4
Purchasing habit 6 8
CONCLUSION
Although there are many valuable assets to social
networking web sites, there are also major issues that
the sites must address such as the protection of private
information.
Today the situation is rapidly changing,
scholars still have a limited understanding of who is
and who is not using these sites, why, and for what
purposes. Such questions will require large-scale
quantitative and qualitative research. We hope that our
findings and the work described here will help build a
foundation for future investigations of these and other
important issues surrounding social network sites.