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  1. How has Twitter changed how journalists report on sports? : the 2012 Missouri Grand Prix

    … these eight journalists use Twitter truly as a social media tool, meaning that they use it to interact with fans and colleagues through the personal messages, replies and retweets. This study contributes to a general lack of research about Twitter use by journalists that currently exists in the …

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  2. Kandidatų į Lietuvos prezidentus Facebook paskyrų analizė rinkiminiu laikotarpiu: kokius komunikacinius įrankius naudoja politikai? /

    … new possibilities for political communication. Social networks are among the most convenient methods for political self promotion in the current age of technology. Currently, most popular network is Facebook, which is extremely appealing to political figures. Considering that many politicians …

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  3. An investigation of mobile-mediated social learning using socio-constructivism: a case study of convergence of informal and formal learning at the Polytechnic of Namibia

    … and enables students to construct knowledge socially in an informal learning environment that facilitates interaction and collaboration. Learning is a boundless social activity that takes place through engagement with others. As learning takes place through interaction, it cannot be confined …

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