Thursday, January 15, 2015

Social media is changing how we communicate


How has social media changed communication?

As time goes on social media is becoming more and more apart of all of our lives. In order to communicate most effectively we must use our resources to accomplish that. The era of making a phone call, sending a fax, or writing a letter are out of the picture now. Those are all lost arts of communication, we can now sit in the same room as someone and shoot them a text instead of communicating with them in a normal matter face to face.

There are so many things that have changed in communication through technology and our ability to access so many different kinds of social media. From social media, there is a lot less face to face communication which has made conversations not as exciting because people don’t know how to communicate anymore and feel like they are interacting with people from what they see on social media. Life is all about connecting with people and developing relationships with them and relationships are becoming a lot less meaningful because people are shying away from interacting in person and developing those social skills because it is much easier to carry on a conversation through social media. Other examples are that there are less articulation of thoughts, it is easier to reach people all over the world and it enables the ability to spread messages to more people more quickly.

“Social media has become an integral part of our everyday lives. We find and share our new favorite clothing and food brands on blogs; we meet people with similar interests on Facebook; we get our news in one sentence on Twitter; we share a pictures of that awesome eggs benedict we had for brunch on Instagram and we can even find our future husband or wife on dating sites. We have an amazing ability to be connected, stay in-the-know and share our own interests, ideas and opinions on just about everything.” (PR, Buzz)

http://www.lpollockpr.com/2014/05/17/social-media-changed-way-communicate/

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