在互聯網上的自我表達: 混合的方法?

The internet should help you express yourself easily and ensure you have control over the content and quality of your writings. But is that possible?

The internet has always been called the great platform for self-expression. The claim goes that you no longer need to be talented and lucky enough to get your work into a book or newspaper or magazine; anyone can publish anything to the internet, and if it’s good enough, it can get found.

It’s definitely true that the cost of self-expression has gone down with the internet, so people are much more likely and able to use it to publish their ideas. (The idea of economic cost, or amount of effort it takes to do something, is a very powerful one, 的方式. When it gets easier to do something, that thing explodes in popularity. It’s pretty self-evident, but it’s a powerful way of looking at things like the rise of self-expression with the internet.)

two main ways of publishing content online:

  • Publishing independently (making your own platform)
  • Using someone else’s platform (hosted publishing)

Both of these fall short of the goal of allowing for easy self-publishing. 我覺得, 雖然, 該 there’s room for a hybrid that would bring the best of both.

上 “社會” 媒體, 弱關係, 與Snapchat故事

How social media is designed to help you build relationships with acquaintances, and why Snapchat (是的, that Snapchat) is the most effective social media platform

It was late enough that I’d stopped thinking for the night, so I proudly proclaimed to my nearby friends that I was getting a Snapchat account. It had always struck me as a bit vapid and narcissisticyou’re swapping carefully-chosen selfies with others to try and win favorbut I figured I’d give it a go.

But I quickly learned that Snapchat, like any other social media platform, gives rise to a number of use cases that the creators probably never intended. (例如, Twitter probably never foresaw that it would contribute to the Egyptian Revolution of 2011.) What I saw was this: Snapchat and other social media platforms are surprisingly effective ways to grow and maintain your network of weak ties (acquaintances) by reducing the costs of communication and increasing the number ofhooks,” or chances to strike up conversation, 你有. All social media can do this, but Snapchat, by its very nature, is the king of this.

Twitter的教程,適合初學者: 部分 2

耽誤! 在你讀這篇先進Twitter的教程, 檢查出 Twitter的教程初學者. 否則你將無法了解所有這些@和#.

因此,在 去年教程 您了解了鳴叫, Twitter用戶, @, 和#. 令人興奮的東西. 但是我們把它更近一步. 下面是如何使Twitter的 – 超流行的社交網絡的未來 – 為你工作.

編寫自己的鳴叫

行, 所以你在每一個網站,你​​見過每米姆在過去十年中創造. 現在是什麼? 良好, 這是你的時代的光芒! 發布一些鳴叫!