Introduction
Social media can be defined as a set of internet-based apps that are established on the philosophical frameworks of Web2.0, and enable the building and sharing of user-generated content. Facebook is one of the world’s leading social media websites. Incorporating the conceptual foundations of Web2.0 is critical since is helps to provide the participative characteristics of the individuals in the internet, stresses on the theory of user-generated content, and more specifically, represents whatever the social media platform allows, that is proxy and collective agency expressions (Warburton 39). The emergence and continued adoption of social media technologies, such as Continue reading...
