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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging over 4 hours per day. They favor platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. While internet speeds in the Philippines are slow, mobile connections are fast, facilitating social media use. A study found Filipinos, Brazilians and Argentinians spend the most daily time on social media, while Americans and Japanese spend less than 2 hours and 40 minutes respectively. The high social media usage in the Philippines contrasts with its slow fixed broadband speeds but relates to the country's history as a leader in text messaging.

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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging over 4 hours per day. They favor platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. While internet speeds in the Philippines are slow, mobile connections are fast, facilitating social media use. A study found Filipinos, Brazilians and Argentinians spend the most daily time on social media, while Americans and Japanese spend less than 2 hours and 40 minutes respectively. The high social media usage in the Philippines contrasts with its slow fixed broadband speeds but relates to the country's history as a leader in text messaging.

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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging over 4 hours per day. They favor platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. While internet speeds in the Philippines are slow, mobile connections are fast, facilitating social media use. A study found Filipinos, Brazilians and Argentinians spend the most daily time on social media, while Americans and Japanese spend less than 2 hours and 40 minutes respectively. The high social media usage in the Philippines contrasts with its slow fixed broadband speeds but relates to the country's history as a leader in text messaging.

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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging over 4 hours per day. They favor platforms like Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. While internet speeds in the Philippines are slow, mobile connections are fast, facilitating social media use. A study found Filipinos, Brazilians and Argentinians spend the most daily time on social media, while Americans and Japanese spend less than 2 hours and 40 minutes respectively. The high social media usage in the Philippines contrasts with its slow fixed broadband speeds but relates to the country's history as a leader in text messaging.

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    COMMUNICATION

    AND
    . TECHNOLOGY
    AT THE END OF THE LESSON,YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO

    1. Identify the positive and negative dimensions of the use of technology in


    communication
    2. Demonstrate the knowlegde about the use og social media in Asia and in
    the rest of the world, and
    3. Convey an idea or deliver a message for a variety of audiences using the
    most appropriate technological tool.
    COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA
    • There are a various mode through which we communicate with each
    other in the past these modes took the form of handwritten message,
    typewritten message, short telegrams,computer encoder text,as well as
    landline telephone and audio and video recorder message.Becuase each
    mode of communication is distinct from the others,the ways in which
    we carft our message differ. For example, there is a greater tendency for
    as to write a longer more visual detailed message if we encode a
    computer if we handwrite a same message or deliver of an through
    audio recording, the message will not be the same
    PINOYS TOP SOCIAL MEDIA USERS,
    ACCORDING TO STUDY
    • PINOY TOP SOCIAL MEDIA USERS, ACCORDING TO
    STUDY
    • (1) Filipino spend more timo on social media sites than anyone
    else in the world ,going online roughly four hours and 17
    minutes a day, according to a report release on Tuesday .
    • (2) Filipino spend most of their online time on sites such as
    Facebook, Snapchat,and Twitter ,said the report ,called digital
    in 2007 , and prepared by social media platform Hootsuite and
    United Kingdom-based consultancy We are Social Ltd.
    US AMONG BOTTOM HALF
    •(3) BRAZILIANS AND ARGENTINIANS FOLLOWED
    CLOSELY BEHIND SPENDING THREE HOURS AND 43
    MINUTES AND THREE HOURS AND 32 MINUTES ON
    SOCIAL MEDIA, RESPECTIVELY THE REPORT SAID.
    •(4) THE UNITED STATES,WHERE MANY OF THESE SOCIAL
    MEDIA WERE FOUNDED, IS AMONG BOTTOM HALF, WITH
    AMERICANS SPENDING AN AVERAGE OF JUST TWO
    HOURS AND SIX SECONDS PER DAY. THE LEAST ACTIVE
    WERE THE JAPANESE ,WHO LOG ON AN AVERAGE OF
    JUST 40 MINUTES DAILY.
    •(5) ITS PROBABLY DUE TO THE SAME CULTURAL
    DYNAMICS THAT MADE US THE TEXT MESSAGING
    CAPITAL OF THE WORLD " SAID RAMON ISBERTO
    SPOKESPERSON FOR TELECOMS GIANT PLDT AND SMART
    , REFERRING TO MOBILE PHONE TEXT MESSAGING IN
    THE PAST DECADE THAT IS NOW GIVING WAY TO
    ENTERNET-BASED APPLICATIONS.
    •(6) "FILIPINOS LIKE TO KEEP IN TOUCH,"ISBERTO SAID
    SLOWEST IN ASIA-PACIFIC
    •(7) THE PHILIPPINES ' SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE WAS IN STARK
    CONTRAST TO ITS ENTERNET SPEED FIXED-BROADBAND
    SPEED HERE IS AMONG THE SLOWEST IN ASIA-
    PACIFIC,WHILE MODILE CONNECTIONS ARE AMONG THE
    FASTEST, ACCORDING TO THE MOST RECENT AKAMAI
    REPORT .
    •(8) THERE APPEARED TO BE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
    POOR FIXED-BROADBAND SPEED AND TIME SPENT ON
    SOCIAL MEDIA.
    •(9) THE PHILIPPINES ,BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA HAVE AN
    AVERAGE FIXED-LINE BROADBAND SPEED OF 4.2 MEGABITS
    PER SECOND (MBPS) 5.5 MBPS AND 5 MBPS , RESPECTIVELY.
    •(10) THE FASTEST WAS SOUTH KOREA, WITH 26.3 MBPS,
    AND ITS CITIZENS JUST SPEND ABOUT 1 HOUR AND 11
    MINUTES A DAY ON SOCIAL MEDIA.
    • INTERNET USE ON THE RISE

    •(11) ACCORDING TO THE REPORT,THE PHILIPPINES'


    INTERNETAND SOCIAL MEDIA USERS GREW BY OVER 25
    PERCENT , UP 13 MILLION AND 12 MILLION OVER LAST YEAR,
    RESPECTIVELY.
    •(12) MOBILE WAS ALSO A FAST-GROWING PLATFORM,
    ACCOUNTING FOR 38 PERCENT OF ALL WEB TRAFFIC IN THE
    COUNTRY, UP ALMOST A THIRD OVER 2016.
    •(13) THE PHILIPPINES, SO FAR, HAD A SOCIAL MEDIA
    PENETRATION RATE OF 58 PERCENT , HIGHER THAN THE
    AVERAGE OF 47 PERCENT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA.
    •(14) AROUND THE WORLD ,ENTERNET USERS GREW 10 PERCENT
    OR AN ADDITIONAL 354 MILLION PEOPLE WHILE ACTIVE SOCIAL
    MEADIA USERS JUMPED 21 PERCENT ,OR AN ADDITIONAL 482
    MILLION.
    •(15) GLOBAL ACTIVE NETIZENS USING MOBILE PHONES AND
    OTHER DEVICES SURGED 30 PERCENT, OR ANOTHER 581
    DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY
    •(16) THE TOTAL ENTERNET PENETRATION RAYE STOOD AT 50 PERCENT OR
    3.77 BILLION PEOPLE,THE REPORT SHOWED.
    •(17) "HALF OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION IS NOW ONLINE , WHICH IS A
    TESTAMENT TO THE SPEED WITH WHICH DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY IS
    HELPING TO IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES " SAID SIMON KEMP, A CONSULTANT
    AT WE ARE SOCIAL.
    •(18) " THE INCREASE IN ENTERNET USERS IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES IS
    PARTICULARLY ENCOURAGING," KEMP ADDED.
    •(19) THE REPORT COMPILES DATA FROM THE WORL'S LARGEST STUDIES OF
    ONLINE BEHAVIOR, CONDUCTED BY ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING
    GLOBALWEBINDEX , GSMA INTELLIGENCE , STATIST, AND AKAMAI IN " A
    COMPREHENSIVE STATE" OF SOCIAL MEDIA REFERENCE.
    •(20) THE 2016 REPORT HAS BEEN DOWNLOADED 70,000 TIMES AND READ 2.5
    MILLION TIMES ON SLIDESHARE SO FAR.

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