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Tweeted by; Ayesha Hanis BM1115F
INTRODUCTION 1. Created by Jock Dersey
2. Another social networking services
3. Enables to interact with the whole world with no
limits
“Just setting up my twttr”
World’s first tweet was from him on 26th March 2006
WHAT IS TWITTER?
Twitter is a micro-blogging service that has quickly
become the social media service that is most often used in strategic communication
campaigns.
Stelzner, 2009�
#1 TWEET
UNRESTRICTED
Tweet about everything and
anything that happened daily
seamlessly
#2 “GLUED” TO PHONE
ALL THE TIME
Smart phones available today offers unlimited data plan that enable users to tweet non-stop
#3 TWEETHANDLE AS IDENTITY
REPLACEMENT
We are known by our tweet handles everywhere we go
Instead of giving out contact details,
people give their tweet handle.
#4 ANTISOCIAL
Became an(social because spent more
(me twee(ng. Example, when hanging out with friends but busy
twee(ng.
PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH
#1 FALSE
INFORMATION
Made up information spreads faster and widely
over the world
#2 NEGATIVE INFLUENCES
These sites can be misused and harm
us physically or mentally.
#3 IDENTITY
THEFT
True identity is never known unless people meet in person
#4 PRIVACY
HIJACKING
Other users will try scam you by sending spams messages or
tweets
TWITTER EMOTIONS
“I think we need to take follow break until you get
your Twittering under control”.
CONCLUSION
“Tweet intelligently; intelligent tweeting.” �
REFERENCES
Waters, R. D., & Jia, Y. J. (2011, March). Tweet, tweet, tweet: A content analysis of nonprofit organizations' Twitter updates.
Public Relations Review .
Waters, R. D., & Jia, Y. J. (2011, March). Tweet, tweet, tweet: A content analysis of nonprofit organizations' Twitter updates.
Public Relations Review .
Hutchings, C., & Hamlins LLP. (2012, June). Commercial use of Facebook and Twitter -
risks and rewarded. Computer Fraud and Security .
Waters, R. D., & Jia, Y. J. (2011, March). Tweet, tweet, tweet: A content analysis of nonprofit organizations' Twitter updates.
Public Relations Review .
Hutchings, C., & Hamlins LLP. (2012, June). Commercial use of Facebook and Twitter -
risks and rewarded. Computer Fraud and Security .
Schultz, F., S. U., & A. G. (2010,
December). Is the medium the message? Perceptions of and reactions to crisis
communication via twitter, blogs and traditional media.
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