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Ethics in New Media - Coggle Diagram
Ethics in New Media
New Media Diversity
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Social Media
Defined as 'a group of Internet -based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allows the creation and exchange of user-generated content.'
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Social media encompass a sheer uncountable number of different applications and websites, from highly specialised wikis and small online brand communities to large social networking sites like Facebook.
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Sponsored posts, which occur not only in blogs but also on other social networking websites such as Twitter, raise serious ethical concerns regarding the disclosure of commercial interests or sponsorships.
These guidelines threaten bloggers, other posters of sponsored updates and companies not disclosing fully any commercial interests, with severe penalties.
Anthropomorphic Marketing uses social media, so consumers can interact with spoke-characters and find out daily about what the character is 'up' to, leading to herewith unimaginable intimacies between the firm and the consumers.
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The persuasiveness of social media interactions is likely to be the result of an environment where the persuasion knowledge of consumers is relatively low.
The concept has changed as they are going more to micro influencers to promote product rather than going to big influencers to promote the product - main scope is authenticity - showing that you are really believing in something.
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Boyd and Crawford define Big Data therefore as a culture, technological and scholarly phenomenon which combined 3 essential components.
Technology - highlights the use of computing power relying on increasingly complex algorithms to 'gather, link and compare large data sets.'
Analysis - refers to the identification of patterns within these data sets to allow, specifically marketers, to draw sophisticated conclusions about relevant economic, technological and social patterns.
Mythology - credited with creating 'insights that were previously impossible, with the aura of truth, objectivity and accuracy.''
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Sharing Economy
based on the sharing of human and physical resources, largely facilitated through social media platforms.
It is based on the use of peer-to-peer-sharing of resources and technology to enable low transaction costs, users can 'share' their ownership for a fee, making use of otherwise potentially unused or underused resources.
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