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"...the internet’s growth enabled the introduction of online communication services such as CompuServe, America Online, and Prodigy." (Maryville University, para. 12).
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this rose as one of the earliest social media networks, but did not last too long. -
this form of social communication gained popularity with the launch of LiveJournal -
enabled email address registration and basic online networking -
"..., LinkedIn was founded as a networking site for career-minded professionals. By 2020, it had grown to more than 675 million users worldwide. It remains the social media site of choice for job seekers as well as human resources managers searching for qualified candidates." (Maryville University, para. 16). -
"..., Myspace launched. By 2006, it was the most visited website on the planet, spurred by users’ ability to share new music directly on their profile pages." (Marysville University, para. 17). -
Took over MySpace (more perferred), was launched by Mark Zuckerberg -
news sharing platform and is now also a social commentary site -
communicating with posts and videos, news, and just about anything else, recently changed to X now. -
photo-sharing site, interacting with people. was bought by Facebook in 2012 -
photo-pin/ dream board type of platform. could find inspiration for about anything. -
photo and video sharing app, filters, and also just chatting. As well as sharing "stories" for others to see. -
was founded as an AI research and development co. Became public in 2022 and now serves as a way to help assist on assignments and large range of areas. -
video sharing site founded by Chinese tech company ByteDance. Possibly getting banned in the USA -
this specific artificial intelligence chatting tool came out to help answer questions and to all in all be helpful towards the user for a better experience. -
Wordpress, 2U. (2024, April 24). The evolution of social media: How did it begin, and where could it go next?. Maryville University Online. https://online.maryville.edu/blog/evolution-social-media/
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TikTok was temporarily banned in the US for being corrupt to US citizens (data and info being shared to China) was gone for less than 24 hrs. was just given 90 days to figure out what to do with it next