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SOCIAL MEDIA FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES By Kavya 1310977 Megna 1310931 Ambika 1310930 Harsha 1310911 Sadic 1310913 Radhika 1310934

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Page 1: Social media

SOCIAL MEDIA FROM DIFFERENT

PERSPECTIVES

By

Kavya 1310977

Megna 1310931

Ambika 1310930

Harsha 1310911

Sadic 1310913

Radhika 1310934

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Social media from

different perspectives

Women

Children

Politicians

Movies

Business

Sports

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WOMEN AND SOCIAL MEDIA

Women do the bulk of Facebook sharing 62 %

Twitter appears to be dominated by women – 62 %

A higher percentage of women (71 %) use social

media than men (62 %)

Each month, 40 million women use Twitter more

than men

Women participate in 62% of sharing on Facebook

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WHY WOMEN USE IT

Tutorials

Recipes

DIYs (Do It Yourself)

Brands

Stay connected

New opportunities

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GOVERNMENT AND THE SOCIAL MEDIA

Planning Commission – Twelfth Plan Facebook

page, Hackathon.

Uttar Pradesh tourism – Facebook and Twitter;

tourist and heritage sites

Press Information Bureau – Twitter

Ministry of External Affairs & Public Diplomacy

Division – Facebook and Twitter

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POLITICIANS AND THE SOCIAL MEDIA

Manmohan Singh - 382,223 likes on Fb

Narendra Modi – Frequent user, held a live chat on

Google Plus

Anna Hazare – effectively used cyber space to

garner support for anti-corruption

Frequent users- Akhilesh Yadav, Mamata Banerjee

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USES FOR POLITICIANS

World wide reach

Saving money

Information source

Trust

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THE FILM INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL MEDIA

As the internet threatened to crush the film

industry, it also extended an olive branch. Social

media and its powers of viral marketing have

ensured that the film industry stays afloat.

Not only does it generate massive buzz, but it

connects fans directly with the

film, producers, actors and other fans, while

minimizing distribution and marketing costs in the

process.

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HOW THE FILM INDUSTRY IS USING SOCIAL MEDIA

TO PROMOTE AND MARKET FILMS

The days of buying billboards and print ads are quickly

fading in the movie industry. Viral social media

campaigns are becoming the new and best marketing

strategy for the movie biz.

One of the best tactics they’ve nailed down is creating

anticipation and hype of a movie nearly a year in

advance.

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HOW SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCES THE WAY

MOVIES ARE PROMOTED

Paramount extensively used Facebook to promote

the film, partnering with Eventful to get would-be

fans to request a screening of the film in their area.

The goal was to get 1 million fan requests for the

film to enter wide release.

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Disney studio used Facebook to debut its first

character posters from Alice in Wonderland and

has also used Facebook to show off movie trailers.

Disney created a Facebook app for TRON:

Legacy called the TRONiVerse. It pulls in

posts, videos and photos from various social

networks, displaying them in an interactive grid.

HOW SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCES THE WAY

MOVIES ARE PROMOTED

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND CHILDREN

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND CHILDREN:

BENEFITS

Socialization and Communication

Staying connected to friends

Developing new social contacts with peers with similar interests

Sharing content of self-expression such as art work, music and political views

Enhanced LearningOpportunities

Developing and expressing your individual identity

Exchange ideas about assignments

Blogs as teaching tools: written expression, and creativity

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND CHILDREN:

BENEFITS

Internal risks Cyberbullying and

Online Harassment

Privacy concerns and Digital Footprint

External Risks Facebook

Depression

Influence of advertisements on children

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SPORTSMAN =)

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PEOPLE INVOLVED IN HIS/HER CAREER

PEOPLE WHO ARE INVOLVED DIRECTLY

COACH

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

MANAGER AND ASSISTANT MANAGER OF THE

CLUB

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the Coach and the Board of directors

It can be face to face, through mails or through

phone calls.

Even though the board of directors affect his/her

career directly, they do not communicate directly.

they communicate through managers and assistant

managers

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MANAGERS AND ASST MANAGERS

Managers communicate with the players about their

official terms and conditions, thus using official

means such as mails, memos and notices.

Assistant manager communicates on behalf of the

manager

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CONTD..

PEOPLE WHO ARE INVOLVED INDIRECTLY

FANS AND FAMILY

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Fans and Family

twitter and Face book and also

television and guest

appearances - fans

family - phone, Skype and

whatsapp and other medias

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BUSINESSMAN PERSPECTIVE IN

SOCIAL NETWORKING

SOCIAL NETWORK:

It is a social structure made up of a set

of a social actors.Social connections may hold greater

importance.

Some social networking sites:

Facebook

Gmail

Google+

Twitter etc..

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FACEBOOK

Can create a brand image

Getting Investors

Reaching potential

customers

Can reach new people

Can know about

consumer taste

Advertise

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TWITTER

Expand the brand

Connect with customers

Promotion of the business

Market research

Strategy building

Engage with customers

Build brand loyalty

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GMAIL

Business cards

Customer connection

Employee connection

Business connection

Stay organised

Video conferencing

Faster flow of information

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GOOGLE+

Create a profile

Increase visibility

Share information that benefits customers

Build brand

Customers can be kept happy

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