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The Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) report highlights the latest developments and new implementations with which our customers can design their future products, choose smart business solutions, and execute obligatory requirements. The report also collated with some of the key points that can influence global trade trends such as government amendments, policy changes, and other such factors.

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Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) market accumulated a revenue ofUSD XX million in 2019 globally and has anticipated yielding USD XX million by 2026 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of xx% acrossthe forecast period. The report comprises a detailed analysis of the major players as well as their business overview, expansion plans, and strategies.

Key players explored in the report include:

Google Inc, VMware, TIBCO Software Inc., Zoho Corporation, Zimbra, Aurea Software Inc., Microsoft Corporation, Igloo Software, Lithium Technologies Inc., SAP SE, Vanilla Forums, SocialText Inc., Salesforce, IBM Corporation, Cisco Systems, Axero Solutions

NOTE:Our team is analyzing various industry verticals and country-level effect of Covid-19 for a more trustworthy analysis of industries and markets. The latest 2020 edition of this report is entitled to give additional commentary on the most current scenario, the economic slowdown, and COVID-19 impact on the global industry.

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Market Segment by Type:

On-demand, On-premise

Market Segment by Application:

BFSI, Government, Manufacturing, IT, Telecom, Retail, Healthcare, Education, Media, Others

Regional Segmentation Analysis:

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Chapter 1:Industry Overview

Chapter 2:Economic Impact on Global Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) Industry

Chapter 3:Industry Competition by leading players

Chapter 4:Global Revenue (Value), Production by Region

Chapter 5:Global Consumption, Import & Export, Supply (Production) by Regions

Chapter 6:Global Revenue (Value), Price Trend, Production by Type

Chapter 7:Global Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) Market Analysis by Application

Chapter 8:Manufacturing Cost Analysis

Chapter 9:Downstream Buyers, Industrial Chain, and Sourcing Strategy

Chapter 10:Marketing Distributors/Traders Analysis, Strategy Analysis

Chapter 11:Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) Market Impact Factors Analysis

Chapter 12:Methodology, Global Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) Market Forecast by 2026

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Citys Dr Andrea Baronchelli, referencing followers of former US President Donald Trump, says the social media landscape is becoming increasingly fractured with the dark web offering clues as to what will happen next.

By Dr Andrea Baronchelli

(This articlefirstappeared on the website ofThe Alan Turing Institute)

Donald Trump has left his post this week as US President to make way for Joe Biden. The inauguration comes just two weeks after the storming of the US Capitol, after which Twitter announced that it had permanently suspended Donald Trump due to the risk of further incitement of violence. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitch similarlyblocked Trump from posting new content.

Trumps social media ban was followed bya rush in new users to Parler a social networking site that markets itself as an unbiased, free speech alternative to mainstream platforms. However, accusations that Parler had been used to orchestrate the Capitol storming led to the platform being removed from the Apple and Google app stores, and fromAmazon Web Services, forcing Parler offline.

Soon after, other alternative social media apps such as MeWe and CloudHubrapidly rose up the app store rankings. The big question now is whether users will gradually go back to mainstream platforms like Facebook and Twitter, or disperse into a myriad of smaller, less regulated services. I think that the dark web can provide some useful insights.

The dark web is a hidden part of the Internet thats only accessible through specialised, anonymising web browsers. Illegal activity is rife on the dark web, such as in dark marketplaces, where users trade goods, mainly using Bitcoin. Silk Road, regarded as the first dark marketplace, launched in 2011 and mostly sold drugs. Shut down by the FBI in 2013, it was followed by tens of dark marketplaces which also traded in weapons, fake IDs and stolen credit cards.

In research carried out with colleagues in the UK, US and Denmark, part-funded by The Alan Turing Institutes Economic data science programme, we looked at what happensafter a dark marketplace is shut down by a police raid or an exit scam(where the moderators of a marketplace suddenly close the website and disappear with the usersfunds). We focused on migrating users, who move their trading activity to a different marketplace after a closure.

We found that most users (on average, 66%)moved their activity to a single marketplace (typically the one with the highest amount of trading). User migration happened within a few days, possibly coordinated via adiscussion forumsuch as Reddit or Dread, and the overall amount of trading across the marketplaces quickly recovered. So although individual marketplaces can be fragile, with participants regularly making large losses due to scams and shutdowns (just last week, a huge marketplace called DarkMarket was taken offline in aninternational operation involving the UKs National Crime Agency), this coordinated user migration guarantees the marketplaces overall resilience, so that new ones continue to flourish.

This has striking parallels with whats currently happening on social media.

The fractured web

Just as Silk Road was pivotal in sparking illicit online trade, Facebook and Twitter were the seeds of social networking. They enabled faraway individuals with shared interests to meet and start a conversation. Their centralised nature was a key feature. Users were able to discover communities that they did not know they belonged to: crowds of like-minded souls available to communicate with 24/7.

But we are now witnessing the evolution of a new, more fragmented social media ecosystem. When one platform however big experiences censorship or a shutdown, users are quick to coordinate their migration to another platform.

In the dark web, after a closure, users tend to migrate to the same place. The same is true of the social web, with user migration driven by like-mindedness on specific themes, chiefly politics. We are familiar with echo chambers developing within one platform, where users are presented with content and opinions that agree with and reinforce their own belief systems. Soon, we might see these echo chambers each developing their own, individual platform.

What does all this mean for social giants such as Facebook and Twitter? Our research has shown that dark web communities have a remarkable resilience, even when threatened with frequent shutdowns. If the same is true of the emerging constellation of alternative social networks, then we might see a shift in power away from the bigger platforms as they lose users permanently to the smaller ones. The increasing number of platforms, and the ability of users to coordinate mass migrations, will make it harder than ever for regulators to keep track of the content being posted online. What this will mean for the influence of controversial users such as Trump remains to be seen.

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While many people probably take to Google to search for the latest news, social media has been playing a bigger role in bringing news, both real and fake, to even more people. Of course, this has also brought them under more scrutiny because of the consequences for the news industry in general, particularly when page views, ads, and profits are concerned. Facebook seems to suggest that it is offering the better option for all parties involved as it rolls out Facebook News outside the US for the first time.

In a nutshell, Facebook News is a relatively new section in its app that is, well, all about news. Instead of a simple list of search results, it offers a serving of daily Top Stories curated by humans and News Sections that invite users to dig deeper into topics. Of course, theres also the promise of complete control as well as personalization options on what users want or do not want to follow.

The features of Facebook News almost comes second to what the social networking giant is really proud of, striking business deals with news outlets and publishers in the UK. In addition to its existing partners like The Guardian, The Economist, and The Independent, among others, Facebook has also added Channel 4 News, Daily Mail Group, and Financial Times to its roster, among others.

Facebook wants to remind everyone that it has been partnering with news organizations for many years and has been trying to work out a sustainable business model in the age of the Internet. In fact, this infusion from Facebook is expected to boost the local news industry, especially during these trying times. Facebook even says it is continuing not only to invest more in news but also to pay publishers for more content in more countries.

This almost sounds like a subtle jab at Googles current situation regarding its own news offering in other countries, particularly in the European Union, which the UK is no longer part of, and Australia. Google has recently agreed to pay news publishers in France but has threatened to makes Google News unavailable in Australia should the government regulatory body push its demands.

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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Many of today's big social media platforms have evolved into industry giants, with big-tech backing that is made to sell you, your data, and your privacy for a profit. These platforms have rapidly changed over recent years, influenced by special-interest groups and company shareholders, limiting free speech, and becoming less transparent about their motives.

Yauped decided enough was enough and set out to create a new social media experience built on a foundation of respect for privacy and personal data, free speech, free markets, and ethical, transparent corporate policy.

Welcome to the new way of social media. Welcome to Yauped.

Yauped is a fun new social media app that sets you free from all other significant tech platforms' dangers. Your experience on Yauped includes all the features you have come to know with your everyday experience on social media, including Profiles, Groups, Events, Marketplace, Chat feature, and so much more.

Speak freely and express yourself openly, without fear of being "de-platformed" for your views. Connect with friends, family, co-workers, and people who share the same interests as you. Yauped allows you to communicate privately, watch your favorite content, buy, and sell items, or spend time sharing your life journey.

Yauped protects our community members' rights and privacy. Yauped helps people with varying life experiences and communicates on a platform that treats them as equals. Yauped believes that people are entitled to security, privacy, free speech, and freedom of expression. All personal data is kept confidential and never sold to third parties. Our concise Community Guidelines are based on fair and just legal precedent and are strictly enforced by our community.

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David Marcus, now head of Facebook Financial or F2, testifying about Facebook's proposed digital currency previously known as Libra, during a Senate Banking, House and Urban Affairs Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, July 16, 2019. The cryptocurrency was renamed Diem in December 2020.

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Facebook should be given the "benefit of the doubt" by regulators in its ambitions to launch the cryptocurrency it backs and its digital wallet, the head of the company's financial services arm said on Monday.

David Marcus, the head of Facebook Financial, also known as F2, said he hopes both the cryptocurrency called Diem and the social networking firm's wallet Novi will launch next year.

"I hope that we get to participate with Novi and Diem and the big changes of 2021, pending regulatory approvals where we need to obtain them," Marcus said at the Singapore FinTech Festival, addressing a question on the biggest changes for financial services in the year ahead.

Facebook's cryptocurrency project has been a rollercoaster since it was announced last year, facing huge criticism from regulators, a scaling down of ambitions and a rebrand.

The cryptocurrency was initially called Libra and was designed to be managed by a non-profit consortium consisting of several companies called the Libra Association. Facebook had planned to launch a wallet called Calibra that would allow users to send this cryptocurrency to each other.

One Libra coin was initially supposed to be backed by a basket of currencies. But regulators raised a number of concerns from the impact Libra could have on financial stability to issues over data privacy and money laundering.

In April, the Libra Association scaled back plans and said it wouldoffer stable coins backed by just one nation's currency, rather than a single coin backed by several currencies.

And last week, the Libra Association changed its name to the Diem Association. Earlier this year, Facebook changed the name of its digital wallet Calibra to Novi.

Last month, the Financial Times reported that the cryptocurrency Diem is preparing to launch as early as January, citing three people familiar with the matter.

The Diem Association is currently waiting for approval from the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority as the organization is based in Switzerland, the FT reported.

Marcus was not asked about this report specifically during the course of the panel.

Though Diem is described as a cryptocurrency, it is not like bitcoin which is perhaps the most well-known digital coin. It has a central organization behind it, something that bitcoin doesn't. It is also backed by fiat currency, again a point of difference with bitcoin.

The Facebook executive implored regulators, which have heavily criticized the company's cryptocurrency efforts, to give Diem and Novi a chance.

"I don't think what we are asking for is just immediate trust. I think what we're asking for is at least to have the benefit of the doubt," Marcus said.

He argued that Facebook could have built the cryptocurrency in a "closed way" only making it available to users of WhatsApp and Messenger, two apps that the company owns. But instead, the social network has entered a consortium with other companies.

"I think you'd be hard-pressed to find any company that has done this in recent history of actually building something, investing considerable amount of resources into it, and then saying ok, we are going to relinquish our power here and we are going to try to make it as open ecosystem as it can be and basically tie one or both hands in our backs when it comes to enabling competition on the very thing that we've created," Marcus said.

"I think all of those things that we've done which has created all kinds of complications in the execution of this vision is I think a good reason to give us the benefit of the doubt in terms of our intentions and what we plan to do here."

The push to launch Diem and Novi comes at a time when central banks are also exploring their own digital currencies. China has already begun some real-world trials of a digital yuan.

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