Monday, August 29, 2011

Andrea Kaufman

Social networking has turned into more than just a way for people to stay connected with those they meet throughout the years.  Over time this internet outlet has transformed into a tool for businesses, fundraisers, and schools to use as a form of communication.  With a simple click of the button information can be sent to hundreds of people, informing them on what is relevant to their affiliate at any given time. The society we live in today has become one of an extremely fast pace, making it important that the rate in which news is delivered matches.  Naturally, the quickest way to find or display breaking news is through the internet.  Websites such as Facebook and Twitter show the most current posts, explaining what is happening all around the world.  Sources such as these are vital for journalists today.  Whether they are using it as a tool to obtain information or deliver it, social networking is a constant two way street.  A popular form of delivering new through the internet on a specific topic is blogging.  This tool allows any given person to express their feelings on endless topics be it people, places, or things.  After expressing how they reacted to their particular topic anyone who has access to an electronic device with internet can read what they wrote. A journalist wants a tool that will provide the fastest release while also reaching a wide audience.  In close proximity with television, social networking is the way to go.  Currently I do not blog, however, given my current position in life I have several opinions on different topics I wouldn’t mind sharing with those who would be willing to listen.  Perhaps the idea that stands out the most in my mind would be “Guide to Freshman Year: Everything from the Classroom to Social Life.”  I know it sounds cliché, yet there are so many things that go on throughout my day and I feel as if people would be able to relate to everything I have experienced thus far. 

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