Social Media The Sum of Everything Equals Zero

Alastair R Agutter

Publisher: Alastair Agutter Digital Publications

Summary

Description of Book: 
Having been involved with the World Wide Web since it's  
commercial beginning, back in the mid 1990's as a Computer 
Scientist and Developer. I like to think I can offer some clear 
water, regarding such a phenomena we know as Social Media, 
and where even in a Virtual World, the real physical presence  
of Sir Isaac Newton's Natural Law is evident, and using both  
Quantum Mechanics and Natural Branching, even in an  
Artificial Intelligence environment, as written about in my book 
titled Creating the New Internet Super Highway.  
So this new realm is not for the complacent. As further  
evidence of this power today has been with the Weaponization 
of Social Media." 
　 
Some of the Author's Professional Acknowledgements 
Acknowledged in 1999 by the Hudson Institute for Contributing 
and Advancing the Computer Sciences Internationally for  
Humanity. Acknowledged in 2008 by the American  
Autobiographical Society, for the advancement of Computer 
Sciences for Humanity. Noted in Phillips  
Who's Who Directory 2001 
Contents Inside this Book: 
Introduction, Social Media Roots, The Phenomena, Branding 
and Image, Marketing Making Money, Legal Aspects, Human 
Health, Cyber Bullying, Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, YouTube, Linked-in, Weaponization of Social Media, 
The others, Conclusions, Useful Links.

Available since: 10/22/2017.

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