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  1. The impact of social networking on high school learners academic performance in rural areas : a case study of Ligege Secondary School

    The increased use of Social networking websites has become an international Phenomenon in the past several years. Most people spend most of their time on social networking. Different studies on the impact of social networking on academic Performance of tertiary students have been done, but none …

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  2. Los nuevos medios y el periodismo de medios sociales: Análisis y aplicación de las redes sociales en los medios digitales españoles

    This dissertation examines the work of social networks sites from the journalistic perspective. The mail goal of this research is to study the functioning of social networks within journalistic essays, taking into account the criteria of 50 executives from media digital who responded a …

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  3. Personalized Recommendation for Online Social Networks Information: Personal Preferences and Location Based Community Trends

    Online social networks are experiencing an explosive growth in recent years in both the number of users and the amount of information shared. The users join these social networks to connect with each other, share, find content and disseminate information by sending short text messages in near …

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