Social SITES

1. Social SITES

2. Facebook is the 1st Biggest social site in the whole World and is Used by +9800000 and is for 13years or older, the founder of the site is Mark Zuckerberg who made the site in Harvard University where He was making the site in his dorm. Facebook allows you to interact with different people around the world or your family, you can Request to be friends with anyone around the world and also View there pictures and personal info.

3. Twitter was founded by Jack Dorsey who made Twitter while Only wanting to make it for his friends and family. Twitter is the top social networking site in the world with more Than 500,000 people on the site. Twitter is used so people can follow There favorite idols and celebs so they know what they're doing.

4. YouTube was founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim, who were all early employees of PayPal. After 2006, the site has billons of views and has millions of accounts, YouTube has any video you can think of and if you like a particular video you can subscribe to the particular person so when they make a new video you can get a notification and see it.

5. Social Impacts of IT. Use of email and instant messenger to interact with colleagues and clients. Access a host of information online to help with research-related tasks. But there are negatives, too. The internet is full of distractions and employees may prefer to play games, browse and update social networking sites or reply to personal emails and instant messages than to get on with their work. Employers are aware of this and often block access to certain websites. These restrictions may be relaxed during lunchtime or outside of working hours

6. Social Impacts of I.T Manufacturing Many factories now have fully automated production lines. Instead of using people to build things, computer-controlled robots are used. Robots can run day and night, never needing a break, and don’t need to be paid! (Although the robots cost a lot to purchase, in the long-term the factory saves money.) Secretarial Work Offices used to employee many secretaries to produce the documents required for the business to run. Now people have personal computers, they tend to type and print their own documents. Accounting Clerks Companies once had large departments full of people whose job it was to do calculations (e.g. profit, loss, billing, etc.) A personal computer running a spreadsheet can now do the same work. Newspaper Printing It used to take a team of highly skilled printers to typeset (layout) a newspaper page and to then print thousands of newspapers. The same task can now be performed far more quickly using computers with DTP software and computer-controlled printing presses. Areas of Increased Employment Although many employment areas have suffered job losses, other areas have grown and jobs have been created. Sometimes people who have lost their old job have been able to re-train and get a new job in one of these growth areas. Some examples of areas where jobs have been created: All of the computers in a business need to be maintained: hardware fixed, software installed, etc. IT technicians do this work. All of the software that is now used by businesses has to be created by computer programmers. Hundreds of thousands of people are now employed in the 'software industry' Much of modern business is conducted on-line, and company websites are very important. Company websites need to be designed and built which is the role of web designers. People often need help using computers, and software applications. Computer and software company have help-desks staffed by trained operators who can give advice.