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Page 1: Social Media

Ethical Approaches in Participatory Communication in Development

Social Media

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Ethical Approaches in Participatory Communication in Development

Welcome to my WORLD…

…a world of few answers

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Could SOCIAL Media be

…a window on the world?

Conflict PREVENTION Peacemaking Peacebuilding Regional Organizations Gender Mainstreaming New or Restored DEMOCRACIES Policy Planning Policy Coordination: Peace and Security

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Window on the WORLD• Do you need ANSWERS?• Who CARES?• EVANGELISTS on your side?

Have you ever felt like you could do a better job if more people knew what you knew? Would you give up CONTROL to get more efficient reach?

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“You’re losing control and gaining extraordinary global reach and loyal evangelists”

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“The INTERNET TODAY”

1.7 Billion = The amount of Internet users as of August 2009.

highest percentage of the population using the internet? = Greenland 90%, followed by Norway (86%)

China = largest number of internet users

It allows the entire world to be connected = The Internet

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Growth OF THE INTERNET

World Region Pop. (2009 Est. Internet Users Latest Data Penetration% Pop. Growth 2008-2009

Africa 991,002,342 65,903,900 6.7 % 1,359.9 %

Asia 3,808,070,503 704,213,930 18.5 % 516.1 %

European 803,850,858 402,380,474 50.1 % 282.9 %

Middle East 202,687,005 47,964,146 23.7 % 1,360.2 %

North America 340,831,831 251,735,500 73.9 % 132.9 %

Latin America/Caribbean 586,662,468 175,834,439 30.0 % 873.1 %

Oceania/Australia 34,700,201 20,838,019 60.1 % 173.4 %

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WE DISCUSS social media

What It Is?

How To Use It

Why Use It

When To Use It

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Social Media is people using tools ( like blogs, podcast &

video) and sites (like Facebook, Twitter & YouTube) to share content and have conversations online across the globe.

Key Social

PlatformsBlogging Photo

Sharing

Video SharingPodcasts Message

Boards Social Networking

Micro Blogging RSS

Widgets

What IS IT?

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Increase Awareness Through Leveraging the Community.Increase Messaging AwarenessMobilize Votes Raise Funds

Build Relationships Seek EvangelistsInstant Global Reach Create Communities

Why USE IT ...

Track and Measure

Low Barrier to EntryExtremely Easy To Target The Right Audience

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When TO USE IT

Don’t Rush HAVE A PLAN AND SET REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

When you.. Know your audience

When you.. Can manage the daily activity of being engaged

When you.. Can be transparent

When you.. You’re comfortable losing some control

When you.. You’re ready for a long-term investment

When you.. Feel you have a purpose YOU’RE READY!

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How TO USE IT

Pick the right social networks.Find an 'expert' to help build a plan/strategy.Extend your reach.Prepare to lose control.Know your audience.Make a good first impression.Post your edgiest, most viral content.Think of social networking as an investment in the future.

So You’reReady?

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Let’s Look at the 4 Giants of Social Media

Global REACH

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In August 2009, 54.5 million people visited Facebook – a 57% increase from the previous year

22% of adults online have a profile on Facebook

Global REACH

Facebook Age Growth0-17 29.6%

18-24 20.6%

25-34 101.5%

35-54 276.4%

55+ 194.3%

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FACEBOOK

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FACEBOOK in action

Opportunities

• company information

• mission statement

• send messages on the fly

• massive reach

• build unique applications

• create voting polls

• view discussions on topics

• upload images & videos

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In August 2009,8.5million people visited Twitter – a 812% increase from the previous year.

70% of twitter users joined in 08.

5 – 10 thousand new accounts are created daily

Global REACH

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TWITTER

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TWITTER in action

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In August 2009, 42.3 million people visited YouTube

Every minute, 13 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube

1 out of 3 videos viewed online in on YouTube

Global REACH

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YOUTUBE

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YOUTUBE in action

Opportunities

• company information

• mission statement

• create your own video channel

• massive reach

• create voting polls

• view discussions on videos

• upload videos

• allows your images to be found in search engines

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64 million people worldwide use the photo sharing site Flickr

More than 3 billion images are posted on Flickr

Each day 2.5 to 3 million new photos are uploaded

Global REACH

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FLICKR

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FLICKR in action

Opportunities

• company information

• mission statement

• create image channel

• ability to title and describe each image

• allows your images to be found in search engines

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Challenges Or OPPORTUNITIES

• You have a support group that needs help in reaching new members or fellow advocates• The reporter isn’t prepared when they come to do an interview• Local media would provide coverage if international media are covering your story• You have additional spokespeople who aren’t local to the media who are willing to be covered• Time to make personal media contacts is limited• Embarrassing questions ruin the best interviews

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