Story #7: The Future of Social Media

With the first few months of 2020 behind us, I can confidently say that social media plays a major role in many world events. As the Coronavirus spreads across the world, people are turning to social media to stay in contact with friends and family, as well as receive important news updates. Without social media,Continue reading “Story #7: The Future of Social Media”

Story #6: Big Data

As the world becomes more digital by the second, it has become increasingly easier to gather information on the population through big data. With such a vast amount of information comes great responsibility. Through the data collected, businesses and individuals have began to manipulate others by understanding how groups think and act. To fully understandContinue reading “Story #6: Big Data”

Story #3: Digital Identity and the era of the selfie

A reflection of my own social media use According to Jerry Saltz, in the article, Art at Arm’s Length: A History of the Selfie, a selfie is an instant visual communication of where we are, what we’re doing, who we think we are, and who we think is watching [1]. One uses this type ofContinue reading “Story #3: Digital Identity and the era of the selfie”

Story #2: Memes

The Monetization of The Mannequin Challenge McDowell perspective: Memes as an expression of monetization of user-generated content The Mannequin Challenge was a viral video trend that swept the Internet in November 2016. The video consists of people standing still, like mannequins, while a moving camera films them. In each video, the song “Black Beatles” byContinue reading “Story #2: Memes”

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