...Abstract Social media monitoring the public views can be understood by the theories of people’s opinion. Online reviews became increasingly popular in a broad way for people to share their views and sentiment with other users towards any product. These online reviews provide a healthy information about any product which is newly launched in the market. This could be very useful for the business people to improve their product’s quality and productivity. to make reviews in their own field. There comes Sentiment analysis which makes review using the people’s attitude accordingly. Sentiment analysis/opinion mining has attracted its attention all over the world. Extraction of sentiment word and sentiment target from online reviews are the two...
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...Using Engagor, Excel and SPSS Statistical 22, we analyzed the e-business process support of Caterpillar on three social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Next pie chart shows how much firm generated content had been analyzed, setting up a certain time frame. In the following, both quantitative and qualitative insights are provided. Number of analyzed firm generated content Processes supported on social media In order to give a brief overview of the business processes supported by Caterpillar on several social media platforms, we used SPSS Statistics 22. The following pie charts and frequency tables result from our statistical deceptive analysis. Facebook - Caterpillar Inc. Looking at the pie chart and the frequency table of the Facebook page ‘Caterpillar Inc.’, we can conclude that the overall presence of Trade Processes (Authentication, Customer Service and Search) is rather obvious. With 66.7% of the business processes, content regarding Authentication Processes are most likely to be generated by Caterpillar on this social media platform. The fact that this page is the main Facebook page of this company can be a logical explanation for its Trade Process focused nature. Since these processes are rather customer oriented, it is wise to reach their customers via their established brand name and the most well-known social media platform. Furthermore, we also recognize a small amount of Decision Support Processes. In light of the previous explanation...
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...University’s Social Media Policy As advancements are made in social media and the Internet as a whole, Central Methodist University is tasked with the responsibility of revising their behavioral policies to encompass all forms of online behavior and social media abuse. Online behavior that is damaging to the learning environment has no place on CMU’s campus, and a revision must be made to the current behavioral policy to ensure all forms of online abuse and cyberbullying are punishable by the university. There are three specific revisions necessary to incorporate social media into Central Methodist University’s behavioral policy; the new policy must encompass all forms of social media presently existing and...
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...Digital Footprint Analysis of FamilyFun Magazine: Examining the Importance of Social Media for Magazines Capstone research prepared for: NYU M.S. in Public Relations and Corporate Communication by Priyanka Mulimani, New York University Kerry Lee O‘Grady (Advisor) September 2013 Priyanka Mulimani Page 1 Abstract This paper researches the evolution of the magazine industry, its transitional phases and its adaptation to new technologies. The study examines the role of the Internet and social media for the magazine industry and the resulting impact on readership. It involves research and analysis of different social media elements and ways in which print magazines embrace them. The overall objective of this project is to examine the digital footprint of FamilyFun magazine and successfully devise a measurable social media strategy (with tactics) for it. The research highlights different ways present-day magazines use social media channels. The results of FamilyFun magazine‘s social media audit are tabulated in the presentation that follows. The presentation also includes the competitive analysis of FamilyFun magazine, which forms the basis for developing strategies and tactics for it. Additionally, the social media analysis of FamilyFun magazine provides an in-depth understanding of social media presence of parenthood magazines. Finally, based on the overall research and analysis, a list of best practices for effectively using different social media channels is laid...
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...Symbolic Interactionist Perspective Media Analysis SOC/100 Introduction to Sociology 06/07/2012 Mrs. Christina Oberste Symbolic Interactionist Perspective Media Analysis In today’s society, all human beings have their very own distinctive, customizable features such as body composition, hair length, attire, and style. At the same token, they all have genetic-based features such as color, height, facial features, and gender. While these features are quite commonly used to identify all human beings, they also give way to categorizing, mislabeling, and stereotyping another individual. Categorizing society by means of race, social class, and gender, is very common in today’s society; almost too common as it may seem. In this paper, the Academy Award-winning picture “Crash,” will be used to display some of the social injustices in today’s society. Crash, Oscar-winner for best picture, best original screenplay, and best editing at the 2005 Academy Awards, was co-written, produced, and directed by Paul Higgins in 2004. Crash was inspired by a real-life event in which Higgins’ Porsche was hi-jacked outside a video store in Los Angeles California. Crash touches up on a lot of different topics such as stereotyping, racism, classism, sexism, and exposure to different forms of racial discrimination such as racial stereotyping and racial profiling all from the non-verbal, symbolic perspective of an outsider. The first scene of the movie takes the viewers on-scene of a motor vehicle...
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...become advocates for positive change through a different method of learning? Social media integrated in educational instruction can help positively stimulate student’s interest to learn as well as allowing social media to become a method on how students can participate in current events and issues...
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...Barbara Ortutay Associated Press article “Most teens have taken social media break” discusses the polls of teens who have taken a social media break and the polls of how they felt during and after the break. Now days it's very common for everybody to have a phone. You’ll see third-graders carrying around the newest Iphone. Technology has just advanced into so many new things. Sure, it’s cool to have a phone but now half of the teens can’t go a day without their phone. It turns out that many teens have taken a break from their phones. Not because their parents were forcing them or anything. They just simply wanted to take a break because they felt like they wanted to. According to the Associated Press article “But nearly 60 percent of teen in the U.S. have actually taken a break from social media, the bulk of them even voluntarily, a new survey found.” This is such a big surprise to me because a lot of my friends or even family members wouldn't be able to make a commitment like that. Everybody says they are going to take a break but they can't push themselves to make the move. In my opinion I feel like I wouldn't be able to take a break from social media. There are many reasons to why I feel this way. A few being- It makes me feel connected to my friends and family who I don't get to...
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...Recommendation Paper Capella University 2015 Introduction Today the power of the Internet and social media as it pertains to companies is immense. A great strategy to harness the power of both can be the difference between one company’s failure and another’s success. The following essay will first begin by giving a brief introduction and history on Barnes & Noble, Incorporated. Second, existing technologies that exist that management should consider with regard to the Internet and social media will be discussed. Third, an in depth look into how Barnes & Noble is currently utilizing the Internet and social media will be shown, as well as, how their competitors in the same industry are using these tools. Fourth, a SWOT analysis for Barnes & Noble using the Internet and social media will be discussed. Also, the implications discovered in the analysis and how they will affect the future of the business will be explained. Fifth, the ethical impacts that come with the use of these tools will be examined and how they may impact the future of the company. Sixth, an assessment of the use of the Internet and social media will be given as they pertain to the global environment and demographics. Finally, a thoughtful business strategy will be given along with recommendations that Barnes & Noble should consider in moving forward with their Internet and social media use. Barnes & Noble Background While attending New York University in the 1960s, Leonard Riggio...
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...UnME Jeans Case Study Analysis Page 2 Summary UnME Jeans was a rising star in the world of junior denim fashion. The UnME brand focused on the individuality of teenage girls who coveted their designer-style jeans that featured glitter, jewels, and various forms of metalwork. UnME jeans were sold in more upscale department stores and specialty retailers and at premium price. ! Traditionally, UnME advertised to their target consumers using TV ads spots during popular programs for teenage girls, like Gossip Girl, American Idol, and One Tree Hill. They also took out full-page magazine print advertising in beauty and fashion magazines, as well as radio ads on popular stations. In addition, they had a corporate website and used online banner and display ads on the most popular websites for teenage girls. ! Margaret Foley, the brand manager for UnME Jeans, had trouble justify the expenses of advertising using traditional media outlets. Especially since the prices to purchase TV ads were increasing each year, despite declining TV audiences, and consumers’ who were skipping or delete TV ads from the programs they had recorded to watch later. In order to reduce costs, Foley asked the ad agency they were using to look into Web 2.0 social media options to see if there was a better way to reach her objectives. ! ! ! ! She wanted to maximize UnMe’s reach and frequency among their target demographic--women 12 to 24. She also wanted that media to be consistent with UnMe's...
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...ONLINE DISINHIBITION EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AGED 18 to 24 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Today’s world involves the extensive use of technology where the general public depends on electronic devices and computers increasingly on a daily basis. Online communication frameworks are the increase with fleeting usage rates and growth. Social media is the predominant medium in online communication. According to Reaney, sixtytwo percent of people who are connected online, communicate through social media websites (Reuters, 2012). These social media platforms have become suitable for Internet users who can connect virtually anywhere through their smart phones, laptops, or home computers. Communicating through this medium has it own fair share of ramifications. A certain phenomenon that has the characteristics of social media users is the online disinhibition effect. Online disinhibition effect a loosening (or complete abandonment) of social restrictions and is inhibitions that would otherwise be present in normal facetoface interaction during interactions with others on the Internet. The six main factors of this effect include dissociative anonymity, invisibility, asynchronicity, solipsistic introjection, dissociative imagination, and minimization of authority. Dissociative ...
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...The Role of Online Social Media in Brand-Consumer Engagement: An Exploratory Study Abstract Submitted to the Direct/Interactive Marketing Research Summit Proceedings August 31, 2012 Andrew J. Rohm Associate Professor, Marketing Department, College of Business Administration, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, arohm1@lmu.edu George R. Milne Professor, Marketing Department, Isenberg School of Management, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA, milne@isenberg.umass.edu Velitchka Kaltcheva Associate Professor, Marketing Department, College of Business Administration, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, velitchka.kaltcheva@lmu.edu Researchers have noted the importance of generating more effective brand-consumer engagement with respect to increased profits, customer satisfaction, and customer loyalty (Palmatier et al. 2006). Customer engagement is defined as active interactions with a firm, with prospects and with other customers (Kumar et al. 2010). We focus on engagement because consumers’ interactions with brands are now more similar to a multi-party conversation than to a brand-dictated monologue (Deighton and Kornfeld 2009; Hennig-Thurau et al. 2010). Social media platforms including Facebook and Twitter have become integral elements for companies and brands seeking to develop intimate online customer relationships; conversely, they provide consumers an online “soapbox” with which to publish and disseminate personal evaluations...
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...Final Analysis Brandon E. Knight Bis/221 01/26/2015 Robert Chubbuck Final Analysis Utilization of Social Media to Positively Impact The Collegiate Experience The use of social media in the realm of academia has becoming less of an option and more of a requirement in today's technological age. The current student population on today's college and university campuses is such that they (students) come to campus already well versed and deeply ensconced in social media. They utilize it as a matter of habit as a means of communicating with each other, their family and friends back home as well as many other platforms. I am making this presentation to President Harrelson in hopes of improving the use of social media to enhance the student monitor current issues and trends, as well as impact retention. The monetary outlay and impact on the fiscal resources of the university will be small. An upgrade of the storgage capacity for Facebook and Twitter accounts my be necessary. Revision and upgrading of the campus WiFi has already been completed as a part of the Academic program enhancement project completed at the end of the previous semester. Consultation with the university IT staff is currently underway. The review of the technology needs will be prepared and ready for review in thirty days. The university already has a Facebook page (account). This proposal includes a revision and enhancement of the current Facebook page (account) as well as the addition of an...
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...Content Quality Assessment Related Frameworks for Social Media Kevin Chai, Vidyasagar Potdar, and Tharam Dillon Digital Ecosystems and Business Intelligence Institute, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia kevin.chai@postgrad.curtin.edu.au, {v.potdar,t.dillon}@curtin.edu.au Abstract. The assessment of content quality (CQ) in social media adds a layer of complexity over traditional information quality assessment frameworks. Challenges arise in accurately evaluating the quality of content that has been created by users from different backgrounds, for different domains and consumed by users with different requirements. This paper presents a comprehensive review of 19 existing CQ assessment related frameworks for social media in addition to proposing directions for framework improvements. Keywords: content quality assessment, social media, discussion forums, wikis, weblogs. 1 Introduction Information quality (IQ) has been widely defined in literature by its fitness for use. Existing research in the field of assessing IQ within traditional information systems is relatively mature and has led to the discovery and validation of numerous quality dimensions and metrics [2, 15, 17, 29, 35]. Knight & Burn (2005) have presented a comprehensive review of literature in the realm of assessing IQ frameworks. Common IQ dimensions that were identified from their review are presented in Table 1. The definitions of these dimensions have been included from Wang & Strong (1996)...
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...Topic Paper: Social Media Trends In China Investigate the Microblogging—Sina Weibo Heng Zhang Digital Strategic Communication East Tennessee State University Introduction Social media channels continue to grow in popularity across China in recent years. For a country with over 1.35 billion inhabitants, using social media has become a key way for individuals and businesses to communicate. Of all the Chinese social media products to join the market in the last few years, none has had as great effects as Sina's Weibo. Sina Weibo is a Chinese microblogging website. It was launched by SINA Corporation on 14 August 2009. Similar to a hybrid of Twitter and Facebook, it is one of the most popular sites in China, with a market penetration similar to what Twitter has established in the USA. Sina Weibo presenting a relatively unfettered space for speech. In just four years, the site has attracted over 500 million members, more than the population of all but two countries in the world. For all its success, though, Weibo has confined itself to China; until 2013, when Sina introduced an English-language version and allowed users to login via Facebook, Weibo made virtually no effort to expand to foreign market and focused instead on recruiting users from within China. Given the country's large population -- and still-modest level of Internet penetration -- this strategy makes sense; however, there are still plenty of people in China who don't use Weibo. Weibo as the most...
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...Social Media and its Impacts on Consumer Relationship Management: An Investigation of Product Recommendation: A Case Study of Nike and Facebook Simon Karuku Freelancers Union Abstract The purpose of the research was to define critically the efficiency of social media and the role it plays in impacting consumer relationship management. The study first looks at the works of many scholars in analyzing the effectiveness of social media over traditional media. Thereafter a critical analysis of the strategic differences between the two types of media with a greater emphasis on social media as a marketing tool. Consumer relationship management entails the strategies, practices and technologies that have been used by different companies so as to analyze and manage data and consumer interactions throughout the lifecycle of the consumer. Its goal is to improve on business relationships that greatly exist with customers thus assisting the retention of the customers and also the driving sales of growth. Traditional media is also essential as it helps capture the advertisements and is able to reach millions of people within a span of time with no bias on the social economic status on the different people. Social media is however more flexible than traditional media and is greatly used on a large scale purposes especially in marketing of products and the effective recommendation of different products to different consumers. The rise and shine of social media has...
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