What is Social Media?
From WordFrameWiki
Social media is the new aggregative term that in general describes something unique in the modern time societies. Social Media explains and defines the interaction between each unit in a society and the other members of same community as well as with other communities. Social Media also defines the information streams between the community members and the technology that facilitates all those processes. People and groups share their stories, build knowledgebase and obtain different perspectives based on the information and experience exchanged in the community.
WordFrame is a typical example of a tool that actually represents the Social Media delivery vehicle. WordFrame Community platform has blogs, comments, wikis, document and file management system, instant messaging, detailed user profiles, as well as the capability to exchange podcasts, images, pictures and video materials in one or another format.
The main difference between the Social Media and the traditional media is the interaction between the community members and the media sources and distributors. The simple capability to instantly respond, receive feedback and obtain the opinion of the other side is the key factor of the growing influence of the Social Media.
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