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FACEBOOK: FROM PERSONAL MEDIUM TO MASS MEDIUM – AND BACK AGAIN? - THE USE OF FACEBOOK ACROSS AGE GROUPS 2015-19
Author(s) -
Jakob Linaa Jensen
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
aoir selected papers of internet research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2162-3317
DOI - 10.5210/spir.v2020i0.11239
Subject(s) - the internet , danish , mass media , cyberpsychology , internet privacy , social media , psychology , focus group , age groups , advertising , sociology , world wide web , business , computer science , demography , marketing , philosophy , linguistics
Social media, most prominently Facebook, has come to play an important role in everyday life of many people throughout the globe. When Mark Zuckerberg launched his social network site, The Facebook, at Harvard University in 2004 few, if any, could expect, that 15 years later in 2019 it would have 2,5 billion users and 70 billion dollars revenue, of which almost everything comes from advertising. The latter shows that Facebook is far beyond the original social network site, it is a major player in the platform economy and in terms of advertising, readers and interaction, in many countries it is more important than traditional mass media.

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