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Social media services such as Facebook emphasize _______ over the other six factors found in social media honeycombs.

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On a communication matrix, where would blogs be found?

A) Public synchronous
B) Public asynchronous
C) Private synchronous
D) Private asynchronous

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Which one of the following is a microblogging service?

Communications for which you specify one or more recipients would be classified as public.

The circles in a sociogram are referred to as sociogram ______.

Wiki software provides a set of tools for creating and editing content.

Sociologists use social network diagrams called _________ to depict connections between people.

Critics of copyrights often advocate __________________.

Which of the following elements would NOT be found on a blog page?

Which one of the following is NOT a Wikipedia content standard?

YouTube is an example of social media.

The lines that connect nodes in a sociogram are referred to as sociogram ________.

What provides a visual model for classifying and comparing various social media services?

Social media sites, such as Wikipedia, YouTube, and Flickr, are examples of content communities.

A(n) __________ work modifies a copyrighted work but does not substantially change its content or purpose.

Which term is used to describe an online, personal journal in the form of a Web page that contains posts on one or more topics that are usually displayed in reverse chronological order?

A(n) _________ is a false identity used for purposes of deception.

_________ tags make it possible to search for photos or videos using keywords.

Your online reputation is how you see yourself, but your online identity is how others see you.

Crowdsourcing is based on contributions from groups of individuals, but it differs from collaborative work.