The Impact And Popularity Of Twitter In Bcga

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Everyone uses Twitter

Fast growing form of communication

Has many benefits if used correctly

Twitter- Social networking site Led to improvements in Business,

Communication, Government and Academic Institutions

Twitter has become the preferred social media platform among Fortune 100 companies 3

It has changed customer service in ways that were previously unimaginable.• Airlines Tweeting about flight delays which

can be instantly received by followers.• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4QWUYb-

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Many governments “have used Twitter to promote transparency and direct communication with their constituencies”-2

Agencies and officials use Twitter “to keep citizens informed about everything from press releases to car accidents and structural fires”-1

Use is common among police and fire departments

There are class room chatters which help serve as a reinforcement and connection between the material and the real world.

There is also track a word, “this will subscribe you to any post which contains said word. They can track the word, and see the varied phrases in which people use it.” -4

A student can also follow a professor on twitter to be up-to-date in classes if they fall behind or missed a class.

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Finally it can help with group writing assignments.• “One person can start answering the question,

submit it and the next person can continue it.” -4

Twitter makes information available instantly.

Improved way to communicate. Helps governments connect with

there constituencies. Helps businesses expand and

promote their products

1. http://www.govtech.com/gt/579338 2. http://www.marketingvox.com/the-twuth-about-twitter-its-impact-on-businesses-

and-communications-044368/ 3. http://www.plugin.com/2009/08/impact-of-social-media-continues-to-

grow/ 4. http://academhack.outsidethetext.com/home/2008/twitter-for-academia/ 5. http://www.businessinsider.com/2008/10/us-governement-on-twitter 6. http://www.bahatt.id.au/blog/twitters-impact-on-media-and-journalism-

the-insight-exchange/