The globalization of on-screen sociability: social media and tethered togetherness
Social media have rapidly spread across the globe, and much has been written about how they promote civic engagement and commercial opportunities. Less has been written about their most common function: for socializing. This article examines the most popular social media and how they have become emb...
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University of Southern California, Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism
2016
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