Comparing Social Media: Past, Present And Future

Present And Future:

Comparing Social Media:

Social networks are one of the most exciting ways to create and share content with the world because nobody on the Internet can see if you are a puppy or a real person, but today with Pinterest, Facebook, and YouTube, they look at who you really are and if your information or claims are true.

Previously:

Social media was slow, low-quality, and almost impossible to share using only an email address that most people who didn't have the Internet at home couldn't access. Sharing articles or written information was really difficult because people had to open a hosting account on a server and then had high information about HTML, JavaScript, and even databases if it was a serious website. Wanting They will have to load the site manually, either online or offline, using FTP. If they want to share photos, they need to add some code to the site, write text, manually upload the image to the server, and then be able to see the world. Video sharing was almost in the realm of the issue as online streams were almost non-existent and the hosting space and bandwidth were so tight that video-sharing made no sense. Internet speed will be a maximum of 512 Kbps.

Recently:

We now have Facebook, YouTube, Blogger, and Pinterest. Each of these websites is one of the best in the world. Facebook can be seen as a compiler, displaying all kinds of content and only the best content, even if the user connects other accounts to Facebook. YouTube is the best-viewed video, while Blogger is great for writing information with dynamic templates and near real-time searches. On the other hand, Pinterest is an excellent way to share a thousand images.

In the future:

Social media will never be the same again. If in the past we had information that flowed through the Internet that had no interaction, in the future all the information and content could communicate with each other by crossing information and accounts. If you write an article today, all accounts will be able to share it in real time, but in future, if you edit this article, all accounts will be edited in real time, and all your information will keep updating in real time. In the future, when we buy a book, all our friends can see a chapter, read it, "like it" and even buy the same book at a discount, because it was referred by a friend.

Will Facebook become the next big thing on social media? So far, Facebook has not shown anything new, it is just what it did 3 years ago with a very slow difference and without advertising and a new configuration that most users do not like. The new MySpace Social Media may be the next great element of the Internet in the niche.