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An extensive analysis of the Social Networking Market Market strategy of the leading companies in the precision of import/export consumption, supply and demand figures, cost, price, revenue and gross margins. The report starts by an introduction about the company profiling and a comprehensive review about the strategy concept and the tools that can be used to assess and analyze strategy. It also analyzes the companys strategy in the light of Porters Value Chain, Porters Five Forces, SWOT analysis, and recommendation on Balanced Scorecard for supply chain analysis considering few players like Facebook, Google Plus, LinkedIn, Sina Weibo, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram etc.

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Summary

Global Social Networking Market Report 2019

With the slowdown in world economic growth, the Social Networking industry has also suffered a certain impact, but still maintained a relatively optimistic growth, the past four years, Social Networking market size to maintain the average annual growth rate of 5.83% from 39610 million $ in 2014 to 46950 million $ in 2019, HTFReport analysts believe that in the next few years, Social Networking market size will be further expanded, we expect that by 2024, The market size of the Social Networking will reach 65190 million $.

This Report covers the manufacturers data, including: shipment, price, revenue, gross profit, interview record, business distribution etc., these data help the consumer know about the competitors better. This report also covers all the regions and countries of the world, which shows a regional development status, including market size, volume and value, as well as price data.

Besides, the report also covers segment data, including: type segment, industry segment, channel segment etc. Cover different segment market size, both volume and value. Also cover different industries clients information, which is very important for the manufacturers. If you need more information, please contact HTFReport

Section 1: FreeDefinition

Section (2 3): 1200 USDManufacturer Detail

Facebook

Google Plus

LinkedIn

Sina Weibo

Twitter

YouTube

Instagram

Iqiyi

Pinterest

Qzone

Renren

Tumblr

Section 4: 900 USDRegion Segmentation

North America Country (United States, Canada)

South America

Asia Country (China, Japan, India, Korea)

Europe Country (Germany, UK, France, Italy)

Other Country (Middle East, Africa, GCC)

Section (5 6 7): 500 USD

Product Type Segmentation

Social network advertisement spending on desktop computers Social network advertisement spending on mobile devices

Industry Segmentation

Commercial

Individual

Channel (Direct Sales, Distributor) Segmentation

Section 8: 400 USDTrend (2019-2024)

Section 9: 300 USDProduct Type Detail

Section 10: 700 USDDownstream Consumer

Section 11: 200 USDCost Structure

Section 12: 500 USDConclusion

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Table of Contents

Section 1 Social Networking Product Definition

Section 2 Global Social Networking Market Manufacturer Share and Market Overview

2.1 Global Manufacturer Social Networking Shipments

2.2 Global Manufacturer Social Networking Business Revenue

2.3 Global Social Networking Market Overview

Section 3 Manufacturer Social Networking Business Introduction

3.1 Facebook Social Networking Business Introduction

3.1.1 Facebook Social Networking Shipments, Price, Revenue and Gross profit 2014-2019

3.1.2 Facebook Social Networking Business Distribution by Region

3.1.3 Facebook Interview Record

3.1.4 Facebook Social Networking Business Profile

3.1.5 Facebook Social Networking Product Specification

3.2 Google Plus Social Networking Business Introduction

3.2.1 Google Plus Social Networking Shipments, Price, Revenue and Gross profit 2014-2019

3.2.2 Google Plus Social Networking Business Distribution by Region

3.2.3 Interview Record

3.2.4 Google Plus Social Networking Business Overview

3.2.5 Google Plus Social Networking Product Specification

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3.3 LinkedIn Social Networking Business Introduction

3.3.1 LinkedIn Social Networking Shipments, Price, Revenue and Gross profit 2014-2019

3.3.2 LinkedIn Social Networking Business Distribution by Region

3.3.3 Interview Record

3.3.4 LinkedIn Social Networking Business Overview

3.3.5 LinkedIn Social Networking Product Specification

3.4 Sina Weibo Social Networking Business Introduction

3.5 Twitter Social Networking Business Introduction

3.6 YouTube Social Networking Business Introduction

Section 4 Global Social Networking Market Segmentation (Region Level)

4.1 North America Country

4.1.1 United States Social Networking Market Size and Price Analysis 2014-2019

4.1.2 Canada Social Networking Market Size and Price Analysis 2014-2019

4.2 South America Country

4.2.1 South America Social Networking Market Size and Price Analysis 2014-2019

4.3 Asia Country

4.3.1 China Social Networking Market Size and Price Analysis 2014-2019

4.3.2 Japan Soci

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Social Networking Market is Expected to Grow Over 65190 million US$ During the Period 2019-2025 - The Market Journal

By Elaine Ou

THE INTERNET was built on open standards and interoperability, but networks tend to balkanize.

If youve ever tried to receive an e-mail from me through Gmail, it probably went to spam. My company runs its own e-mail server, and Google feels that our mail authentication is inadequate. And remember those Flash-based websites from the aughts? Theyre no longer supported by major browsers, and entirely blocked from Apples mobile devices.

Every now and then, we see attempts to re-open the internet. Last month, for example, Twitter announced Bluesky, a project to create an open protocol for social media. If adopted, Bluesky would allow anyone to spin up a Twitter clone and host a social network. Content could be shared across platforms for example, a Twitter user could retweet a post from a Bluesky version of Facebook, allowing her followers to interact with the post without switching accounts.

There are plenty of other examples. One of the older ones is XMPP, an open protocol developed for social networking and chatting. The project began in 1999, and was adopted and later abandoned by AOL Instant Messenger, Facebook Chat, and Google Talk. (Once a platform gains significant market share, there are competitive advantages to using a proprietary protocol.) A more recent introduction comes from Mastodon, a decentralized social network as well as a software, in the form of ActivityPub.

You know where Id really like to see open protocols? On the entire rest of the internet. Take Wikipedia, regarded as a definitive source of truth by fact-checkers on Facebook and YouTube. After criticizing Wikipedias oligarchic editing process, a former co-founder created the Knowledge Standards Foundation to promote an open protocol where anyone can host wiki-type encyclopedia pages. Custom reading interfaces can then fetch pages from sources preferred by the individual user.

Then theres Google Search. Googles prowess doesnt come from hundreds of petabytes stored on index servers, although that does create a massive barrier to entry for competitors. The companys dominance comes from its proprietary ranking algorithm, designed to deliver the worthiest links to the top of a users search results.

Google has been accused of de-ranking certain sites, promoting political biases, or even spreading disinformation. An open protocol for Google Search could allow anyone to set up a web server to receive queries and forward them to the index servers, then rank results using competing algorithms. The approach could be extended to any content platform.

The challenge, of course, is making a profit. Its hard for platforms to monetize an open protocol its like trying to make money off of e-mail. Jack Dorsey explains how an open protocol might be good for Twitter: It will allow us to access and contribute to a much larger corpus of public conversation, focus our efforts on building open recommendation algorithms which promote healthy conversation, and will force us to be far more innovative than in the past. No company truly wants to be forced to innovate Jack was just going for a tricolon but the first two points are valid. As a non-dominant social network, Twitter could benefit from accessing external content, just like Google gains access to new data each time a Gmail user corresponds with an external e-mail address.

Distributed platforms also give companies a way to avoid the messy problem of content moderation. Google contracts with over 10,000 search quality raters who spend their days evaluating controversial search results, while Facebook has hired 15,000 moderators to manage problematic content. With a federated internet, these companies would not have to employ so many moderators, or worry about creating a catch-all policy that attempts to please everybody anyone who didnt like one servers content policies could simply start their own social network. No one complains to Mastodon about unsatisfactory moderation rules, because the host of a Mastodon server can implement whatever filters or amplification algorithms they want without losing access to external content.

This doesnt necessarily mean that nasty content will take over the internet. When a controversial social network called Gab created a Mastodon instance, many other servers simply preemptively blocked it.

Rather than adhering to content rules imposed in a top-down manner, individual communities make their own rules and create an actual marketplace of ideas.

Requiring open protocols could even be part of an antitrust approach to increasing competition among big tech companies. Back in March, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg suggested that regulators should guarantee the principle of data portability between services. If regulators go a step further and promote interoperability as well, it could be the modern-day equivalent of forcing Bell Labs to liberate their patents. Compulsory sharing of technology may not have been advantageous to the Bell System, but it certainly increased US innovation in the long run.

BLOOMBERG OPINION

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The Internet has become a cluttered, proprietary mess - BusinessWorld Online

As the years go on, the tweets continue to flow. Twitter recently published its biggest trends of 2019 so we can relive the year in one fell swoop. Using the hashtag, #ThisHappened, Twitter is sharing all of the platforms biggest hits for the last year of the decade.

The official rundown shares the most retweeted tweets, top TV shows, movies, actors, musicians, sports teams, female athletes, male athletes, international sports competition hashtags, news-related hashtags, politicians, and emojis. This data was gathered from worldwide users tweets.

Top TV Shows:1.Game of Thrones2.Stranger Things3.The Simpsons4.La Casa De Papal5.Greys Anatomy6.Love Island7.Catfish: The TV Show8.Family Guy9.The Walking Dead10.Narcos

Top Movies:1.The Avengers: Endgame2.Toy Story 43.Joker (2019)4.Spider-Man: Far From Home5.The Lion King (2019)6.???? (Weathering With You)7.Captain Marvel8.IT Chapter 29.Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker10.Frozen 2

Top Actors:1.Tom Holland2.Chris Evans3.Zendaya4.Robert Downey Jr.5.Cameron Boyce6.Keanu Reeves7.Chris Hemsworth8.Kanna Hashimoto9.Jennifer Lopez10.Mark Ruffalo

Top Musicians:1.BTS2.Ariana Grande3.Drake4.Rihanna5.Cardi B6.Justin Bieber7.Beyonce8.Kanye West9.Billie Eilish10.Lady Gaga

Top Sports Teams:1.FC Barcelona2.Real Madrid C.F.3.Manchester United F.C.4.Liverpool F.C.5.Paris Saint-Germain F.C.6.Juventus F.C.7.Manchester City F.C.8.AFC Ajax9.Clube de Regatas do Flamengo10.Los Angeles Lakers

Top Female Athletes:1.Megan Rapinoe2.Serena Williams3.Naomi Osaka4.Alex Morgan5.Simone Biles6.Becky Lynch7.Marta8.Ronda Rousey9.Maria Sharapova10.Katelyn Ohashi

Top Male Athletes:1.Neymar2.Lionel Messi3.Cristiano Ronaldo4.LeBron James5.Kawhi Leonard6.Kobe Bryant7.Tom Brady8.Kylian Mbappe9.Keisuke Honda10.Antonio Brown

Top International Sports Competition Hashtags:1.#UCL (UEFA Champions League)2.#RWC2019 (Rugby World Cup)3.#CWC19 (Cricket World Cup)4.#CopaAmerica (CONMEBOL Copa America)5.#FIFAWWC (FIFA Womens World Cup)

Top News-Related Hashtags:1.#NotreDame2.Start of Reiwa Era3.#Venezuela4.#Brexit5.Typhoon Hagibis6.#PrayForAmazonia7.#HongKong8.#ClimateStrike9.#Christchurch10.#DemDebate

Top Politicians: 1.Donald Trump2.Barack Obama3.Narendra Modi4.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez5.Jair Bolsonaro6.Bernie Sanders7.Hillary Clinton8.Joe Biden9.Emmanuel Macron10.Vladimir Putin

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A senior Facebook executive on Tuesday said the world's biggest social network unintentionally helped put Donald Trump in the White House but warned against dramatic rule changes.

The Trump campaign did effectively use Facebook to rally support for his presidential run, and the social network should be mindful of that without making moves that stifle free political discourse, Andrew Bosworth said in a lengthy post on his personal Facebook page triggered by The New York Times publishing an internal memo he wrote.

"So was Facebook responsible for Donald Trump getting elected?" Bosworth asked.

"I think the answer is yes, but not for the reasons anyone thinks."

Bosworth contended Trump was not elected because of Russia or misinformation or Cambridge Analytica, but rather because he ran "the single best digital ad campaign I've ever seen from any advertiser."

He went on to say that, since Facebook has the same ad policies in place now, the outcome of the 2020 election could be the same as it was four years ago.

"As tempting as it is to use the tools available to us to change the outcome, I am confident we must never do that or we will become that which we fear," Bosworth wrote.

That doesn't mean Facebook should not draw a line when it comes to how it is used, he reasoned. Clearly inciting violence, thwarting voting, and other blatant transgressions should be banned, but voters should be trusted to decide what kind of leaders they want to elect, according to Bosworth.

"If we don't want hate-mongering politicians then we must not elect them," Bosworth wrote.

"If we change the outcomes without winning the minds of the people who will be ruled then we have a democracy in name only. If we limit what information people have access to and what they can say then we have no democracy at all."

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Facebook Executive Andrew Bosworth Says It Helped Put US President Donald Trump in White House - NDTV

Facebook has updated its Privacy Checkup tool with four new features to help users improve account security and control how their information is used.

The Privacy Checkup tool has been live since 2014 and the new version is rolling out globally this week.

The Who Can See What You Share feature will help users review who can see their profile information, like phone number and email address, as well as their posts.

How to Keep Your Account Secure feature will help you strengthen your account security by setting a stronger password and turning on login alerts, Facebook said in a blog post late Monday.

How People Can Find You on Facebook will let you review ways in which people can look you up on Facebook and who can send you friend requests.

Your Data Settings on Facebook will let you review the information you share with apps youve logged into Facebook. You can also remove the apps you no longer use, said the social networking platform.

You can access Privacy Checkup by clicking the question mark icon on Facebooks desktop site and selecting Privacy Checkup.

We know privacy is personal and weve integrated privacy tips to help you make the right privacy decisions for you, said Facebook.

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