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    OBJECTIVES After reading the term paper‚ the reader would be able: 1. to define Identity Theft‚ 2. to discuss about Identity Theft in Social Networking Sites‚ 3. to suggest alternative solutions for Identity Theft Crisis‚ 4. to provide information that will help users of Social Networking Sites to prevent Identity Theft‚ 5. to request for rules and regulations in avoiding Identity Theft‚ 6. and to advance knowledge about issues on Identity Theft. INTRODUCTION

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    pros and cons of social networking. For this‚ I picked the social disciplines Sociology‚ Economics‚ and Psychology. Social networking can have advantages and disadvantages as well. Sociology was very useful for this because sociology is about how people relate to each other socially. Social networking has become a way to communicate with each other. Some of the scholarly journals that I found were about how people communicate and relate to each other online. Social networking sites such as Myspace

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    Good morning‚ teachers and friends‚ I am glad to have been given this opportunity to talk to you today.The title of my speech is “ the way to prevent using social network among childrens”.A lot has been said about the deviant behavior of teenagers.Our education system‚ the media‚ teenagers themselves and their parents have been blamed.There is no need to point an accusing finger at any particular group‚ but keeping mum over this issues is tantamount to condoning it.Our youth are most valuable assets

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    Teachers blame Social networking and Twitter for pupils’ poor grades and academic performance Teachers believe social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter are to blame for pupils’ poor grades‚ a study has concluded. Children who spend much of their time online find it harder to concentrate in class‚ are permanently distracted and have shorter attention spans‚ researchers found. Many teachers are also unhappy at the increase in the number of children who are using text-speak or social networking

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    Now‚ there are a variety of online social media applications to enable communication between adolescents. Due to the ego-centric nature of these applications‚ social networking sites allow adolescents to extend their true personalities to the online world while also adding onto them. The impersonal nature of communicating from behind a computer screen can allow adolescents to create a completely new and unrestrained personality that they would never show in real life. Personal web pages give teens the

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    Online Social Networking Sites Paper Class: BSHS/352 Technology is constantly expanding and making it easier and more convenient to communicate and network with individuals and various organizations that we may not otherwise of had the opportunity to connect with. One area of technology that is growing at a fast rate and offering individuals and businesses‚ rather it be their professional life or personal the opportunity to make lasting connections is social networking sites. Social networking

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    Social Networking‚ the “Third Place‚” and the Evolution of Communication The New Media Consortium’s Series of Online Conferences is designed to explore emerging topics in education and technology‚ using current communication technologies to bring people together online in a way that offers many of the same affordances of a face-to-face conference. Of particular importance are opportunities for the kinds of social interactions that make in-person conferences so valuable: hallway conversations

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    Should dogs be allowed to go to work with you? This perspective believes bringing your dog to work will help the stress and anxiety you have when your working. The other perspective believes bringing your dog to work would cause distress in the workplace. I believe bringing your dog to work helps people with their stress and anxiety. This perspective believes bringing your pet to work would help you feel less stress with all the work you have to do. Stressed-out workers take more sick days and are

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    Social sites such as MySpace and Facebook are becoming increasingly more popular as today’s younger generations are trying to stay in touch with friends and acquaintances from all over the world. Travel is becoming more prevalent as we seek to explore new and exciting cultures beyond the borders of our home towns‚ and what these social sites do is help us stay in contact with hundreds of friends in hundreds on cities all over the world. Sean Young told me that‚ "Facebook and MySpace are the only

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    Dennis Muli MTB/40268/09 EFFECT OF SOCIAL NETWORKING ON SOCIETY 16th Dec 2010 INTRODUCTION Networking as we know it today has gone a notch higher thanks to the internet and technology as a whole. The number and popularity of social networks has grown immensely since 2005. Sites like Facebook‚ MySpace‚ Twitter‚ Tagged and a numerous number of dating sites have found their way into our PCs and phones. All one needs to gain access to these social networks is a pc or phone and an internet

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