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This descriptive study aims to explain how netizens discuss various topics related to the 2019 General Election in Indonesia. By taking the case of online discussion on social media platform of Twitter, the author examines some hashtags related to the online campaign of two running president and vice-president candidates, Joko Widodo-Ma'ruf Amin and Prabowo Subianto-Sandiaga Uno. Utilizing social network analytics, the author found that online conversations on Twitter regarding the topics of #DebatPilpres2019, #PrabowoMenangDebat and #DebatPintarJokowi most of the time are dominated by not-so-called popular accounts and might not be associated as political 'buzzers.'; although the Twitter accounts of @jokowi and @prabowo are found to be two most discussed actors within the conversation. Here, the author argues that social media platforms like Twitter serve as mini-publics-where the discourse here is not always in parallel with the mainstream (mass media or people's) opinion. Moreover, people's engagement in political talks on social media as online politics should not be considered as less than an important part of the democratization process in Indonesia. Key words: political communication, hashtag politics, social media analytics, online politics ; Riset deskriptif ini berupaya menjelaskan tentang partisipasi warganet dalam membicarakan beragam topik politik seputar Pemilihan Umum 2019 di Indonesia. Dengan mengambil kasus diskusi online di platform media sosial Twitter, peneliti menganalisis sejumlah hashtag terkait dengan kampanye online dari kedua pasangan calon presiden dan wakil presiden, Joko Widodo-Ma'ruf Amin dan Prabowo Subianto-Sandiaga Uno. Menggunakan metode penelitian social network analytics, peneliti menemukan bahwa diskusi online di Twitter dalam sejumlah topik seperti #DebatPilpres2019, #PrabowoMenangDebat dan #DebatPintarJokowi seringkali didominasi oleh akun-akun yang tidak selalu popular serta tidak selalu dilakukan oleh 'buzzer' politik; meskipun akun @jokowi dan @prabowo masih merupakan dua tokoh utama yang diperbincangkan dalam diskusi tersebut. Dalam konteks ini, peneliti melihat bahwa media sosial semacam Twitter dapat berperan sebagai mini-publics, di mana diskursus yang hadir tidak harus selalu sejalan dengan wacana dominan (di media massa maupun di masyarakat luas). Selain itu, partisipasi masyarakat dalam berbincang soal politik juga dapat dimaknai sebagai praktik online politics yang tidak kalah pentingnya dalam proses demokratisasi di Indonesia. Kata Kunci: komunikasi politik, hashtag politics, social media analytics, online politics

Protecting the freedom of speech has been at the forefront of every American discussion since the Constitution was first penned. Protection of our first amendment is a prerequisite for freedom, and served as a measure of Democracy even before the inception of the United States of America; but how far can the freedom of speech go? The judicial system has answered many of those concerns through precedent. Cases allow us to continually revise precedents and laws to fairly judge libel across all mediums. Social media and the internet have perplexed lawmakers who must adapt and redefine libel, defamation, or slander to ensure the protection of a human being's character. To understand the modern world of libel, one must understand its past to continue advancements.

There are important differences in how information technology is used in military and social-movement cultures. Militaries use social media in the Human Terrain model and security-police mode for quantifying and controlling social space, in order to meet low-intensity, counterinsurgency, and regime-maintenance goals (or for recruitment and public relations). For social-movement cultures, such as secular Egyptian revolutionaries, 15M (Los Indignados), and Idle No More, social media is an integral part of life; it is context. Unlike these horizontalist movements, military institutions are based on a hierarchical structure that precludes social media from becoming part of their organizational and decision-making culture. For them, social media constitute part of civil society, a commons both virtual and physical. The synergy between computer networks and decentralized social movements is clear when military, social-movement, and network theories and practices are compared. These differences are manifested in asymmetrical relationships to "veillance," alternative modes of producing social technologies (especially protocols), contrasting theories of power, and opposing conceptions of morality and efficacy. The differences are more than a matter of how the affordances of information technologies match with the different technocultures. Horizontalist social movements incorporate new information technologies into their praxis as self-control, while militaries seek to subsume them into the existing hierarchical control paradigms.

As global integration process creates changes and new problem areas around individuals, people try to apply new ways for resilience. One of the methods used in this frame is social organization. Also, one of the most important tools of social organization in today's world is social media which emerge as a result of new communication technologies. The aim of this study is to reveal the role of social media in organizing society. In this context, social organization and social media were primarily defined. Some examples of the use of social media in social action and social organization have been emphasized. Data for the study was collected by using an online questionnaire. Research population of the study was Facebook users in Turkey. The sample of the study uses the convenience incidental sampling. The opinions about the role of social media in the social organization of Facebook users were examined. According to the results of the study, 72% of the participants agree that social media is a powerful tool in organizing social actions. 40% of the respondents think that social media contributes in strengthening democracy. It might be said that participants believe in the power of social media, but they never thought that this power will remain permanent.

Die Zahl der in Deutschland durchgeführten Schönheitseingriffe hat sich in den letzten 10 Jahren mehr als verdoppelt. Auffällig ist, dass vor allem junge Menschen an den Eingriffen interessiert sind.Promis wie die Kardashian/Jenners, die Hadid Schwestern, Christiano Ronaldo, David Beckham, Zac Efron und viele mehr hatten auf Instagram und tiktok ein Glow-Up oder sogar ein sogenanntes puberty Glow-Up. Diese Glow-Ups sind in den meisten Fällen allerdings chirurgischen Eingriffen zu verdanken und nicht der Pubertät, dem Sport oder irgendwelcher Produkte selbst.Eine Nase wird durch die Pubertät nicht kleiner, die Lippen nicht voller und auch Muskeln wachsen nicht innerhalb weniger Monate ohne Hilfe. Darüber hinaus geben viele der genannten Promis nicht oder nur teilweise zu, dass sie etwas haben machen lassen. Deshalb entsteht der Eindruck, die Veränderungen würden auf natürliche Weise durch die Pubertät, Sport oder beworbene Produkte stattfinden.Auf Instagram und tiktok sieht man hauptsächlich glatte und perfekte Körper und Gesichter, die dem westlichen Schönheitsideal entsprechen. Das sorgt gerade bei Mädchen, aber auch immer mehr bei Jungen dafür, dass der eigene Körper als fehlerhaft und unattraktiv wahrgenommen wird. Dieses Selbstbild birgt ein großes Risiko für die Entwicklung von Essstörungen oder Depressionen und baut insgesamt einen großen Druck auf, diesen unerreichbaren Idealen entsprechen zu müssen.Deshalb lassen auch junge Menschen Schönheitseingriffe mit großen gesundheitlichen Risiken durchführen. Aber selbst mit den risikoreichen Eingriffen ist es oft nicht möglich, den Idealen zu entsprechen, denn nicht nur Schönheitseingriffe sind an den falschen Vorstellungen von Schönheit schuld, sondern auch die Möglichkeit, Bilder und Videos einfach und schnell bearbeiten zu können und Filter zu benutzen. Ohnehin schöne Menschen, die oftmals auch viele Eingriffe hatten, benutzen zusätzlich Filter und erschaffen so ein Schönheitsideal, dem nicht einmal die Promis / Influencer selbst gerecht werden.Dieser gefährlichen Entwicklung wirkt beispielsweise Norwegen entgegen, indem jede Form von Filter oder Retouch seit dem 1. Juli 2022 gekennzeichnet werden muss. Das ändert zwar nichts daran, dass man auf Social Media immer noch mit den Schönheitsidealen konfrontiert ist, aber es macht die Bearbeitung für die Zuschauer zumindest sichtbar. Auch in Deutschland wird die Debatte um eine Kennzeichnungspflicht, eine höhere Altersgrenze oder höhere Hürden für Schönheitseingriffe immer lauter. Die Erfolgschancen für große Veränderungen sind eher gering, aber es findet zunehmend eine Sensibilisierung für das Thema statt.Quellenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQb9ytVdLw4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gin2BR0I0M

"It seems crazy, but you really can make hundreds of thousands of dollars just by posting pictures online. "Social media influencer" is a real job for many people-and even their pets! This on-trend title is filled with relatable examples similar to the posts young readers may see in feeds every day. Better yet, this book is a sneaky way to teach critical thinking skills, like how to spot an advertisement and why it matters if your favorite Instagrammer was paid to review a product. Even reluctant readers will be hooked by this fun and educational look behind the scenes!"--

Mit dem Aufstieg von Social-Media haben sich viele neue Bereiche aufgetan, es wurden Menschen jeglicher Altersspanne die Möglichkeit gegeben, sich miteinander zu vernetzen und Dinge aus den Leben andere zu sehen, zu teilen und zu bewerten. Oftmals wird jedoch gerade beim Thema Social-Media und den Medien vergessen, dass der Grad zur Abhängigkeit hinein in eine Sucht eng beieinander liegen und Internetsucht tückisch in verschiedenen Formen auftritt, über welche die Betroffenen oder deren Angehörige oftmals keine Kenntnis haben und die Gefährlichkeit dieser Sucht nicht einschätzen können.

This volume examines how social media is evolving as an industry-it is an extension of traditional media industries, yet it is distinctly different in its nature and ability to build relationships among users. Examining social media in both descriptive and analytical ways, the chapters included herein present an overview of the social media industries, considering the history, development, and theoretical orientations used to understand social media. Covered are: Business models found among the social media industries and social media as a form of marketing. Social media as a form of entertainment content, both in terms of digital content, and as a tool in the production of news. Discussions of ethics and privacy as applied to the area of social media. An examination of audience uses of social media considering differences among Latinos, African-Americans, and people over the age of 35. Overall, the volume provides a timely and innovative look at the business aspects of social media, and it has much to offer scholars, researchers, and students in media and communication, as well as media practitioners.

The amount of production data generated by social media opportunities that can be exploited by various parties, both government and private sectors to produce the information. Social media data can be used to know the behavior and public perception of the phenomenon or a particular event. To obtain and analyze social media data needed depth knowledge of Internet technology, social media, databases, data structures, information theory, data mining, machine learning, until the data and information visualization techniques. In this research, social media analysis on a particular topic and the development of prototype devices software used as a tool of social media data retrieval or retrieval of data applications. Social Media Analytics (SMA) aims to make the process of analysis and synthesis of social media data to produce information can be used by those in need. SMA process is done in three stages, namely: Capture, Understand and Present. This research is exploratorily focused on understanding the technology that became the basis of social media using various techniques exist and is already used in the study of social media analytic previously.

Chapter 1: Social media and digital scholarship; Chapter 2: using social media to publicise your work; Chapter 3: Using social media to build your network; Chapter 4: Using social media to manage information; Chapter 5: Using social media for public engagement; Chapter 6: The dark side of social media; Chapter 7: Professional identity in an age of social media; Chapter 8: Communicating effectively online; Chapter 9: Finding the time for social media; Chapter 10: Social media and the future of the university.