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1. By Rebecca DiBona, Colby Eaton, Kalei Fowkes & Elizabeth Pape .

2. What & Why?

Topic: Social Networking in Business, Communications, Government, & Academic Institutions.

We all use social networking recreationally & were curious as to how it was beneficial in other aspects of our lives.

3. Elements of our Topic: Social Networking in the Context of.

4. Business: Where do C-Suite Executives get their Information? SOURCE: FORBES INSIGHTS, "THE RISE OF THE DIGITAL C-SUITE"THE EXPANDING B2B ONLINE UNIVERSE Share of executives who judged source "valuable or "very valuable

5. Business: Facebook

104 million users in the United States

Registration increasing by 250,000 per day since 2007

People spend up to 17% of their time on social networks

58% of users have a household income of $60,000 or more

Major target for businesses advertising products

Creating fan pages or groups that promote your business

Newsletters/updates/links

Allow customers to talk about products

Opens up communication between businesses and customers

6. Business: Twitter

7. Communications:

8. Government:

9. Government: How do they use Social Networking?

Facebook

EPA Facebook Network

CIA Uses Facebook group to invite students to apply for jobs

USA.gov Facebook fan page, public can become fan, post videos, news and photos

Library of Congress Photostream in Flickr

Posts governments public domain photos on a site where public can comment on the photos

LinkedIn A Network of experienced professionals

Govloop A social network for all federal, state, and local government employees

NASA CoLab: Collaborative Workspace Site

Provides frameworks for partnership projects between the nation's space program and talented, creative, tech-savvy communities.

Fosters interest and involvement in the space program

Provides a way for individuals to actually contribute to NASA

10. Social Networking in Academic Institutions:

``The only way my class communicates its articles or what's happening is through their Facebook,'' says Krop's journalism teacher Mary K. Sullivan.

Virtually free of cost.

Can be utilized in a secure, password-protected environment.

11. Academic Institutions:

12. Remember

Business people rated the Internet their most valuable research tool.

Communicating through social networking isnt limited to friend-to-friend dialogue; job hunting & dating websites are also available.

The government uses social networking too! Keeping the public updated is one of their most common uses for the Internet.

The use of social networking sites is growing in academic institutions. The fact that they provide a fun & interesting way to teach, thus keeping kids involved, is one of its biggest advantages.

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