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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging 4 hours and 17 minutes daily. They favor Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. Brazilians and Argentinians also have high usage, spending 3 hours 43 minutes and 3 hours 32 minutes daily on social media respectively. The Philippines has seen over 25% growth in internet and social media users over the past year. Mobile accounts for 38% of web traffic in the country, highlighting the importance of social media access via smartphones.

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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging 4 hours and 17 minutes daily. They favor Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. Brazilians and Argentinians also have high usage, spending 3 hours 43 minutes and 3 hours 32 minutes daily on social media respectively. The Philippines has seen over 25% growth in internet and social media users over the past year. Mobile accounts for 38% of web traffic in the country, highlighting the importance of social media access via smartphones.

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    Filipinos spend more time on social media than any other country, averaging 4 hours and 17 minutes daily. They favor Facebook, Snapchat, and Twitter. Brazilians and Argentinians also have high usage, spending 3 hours 43 minutes and 3 hours 32 minutes daily on social media respectively. The Philippines has seen over 25% growth in internet and social media users over the past year. Mobile accounts for 38% of web traffic in the country, highlighting the importance of social media access via smartphones.

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    Communication

    in social media
    Group 1
    Communication in
    social media
    There are various modes through which we
    communicate with each other. In the past, these
    modes took the form of handwritten messages,
    typewritten messages, short telegrams, computer-
    encoded texts, as well as landline telephone
    conversations, and audio/vide recorded messages.
    Because each mode of communication is distinct
    from the other, the ways in which we craft our
    messages differ. For example, there is a greater
    tendency for us to write a longer more visually
    detailed message if we encode it using a computer. If
    we handwrite the same message, or deliver it through
    an audio recording, the message will not be the same.
    Today, with the rapid rise and
    spread of Internet connectivity ,the
    old forms of communication have
    given way to new forms that make
    communication easier and faster.
    Read the following new report
    about the use of social media in the
    Philippines.
    PINOYS TOP SOCIAL MEDIA USERS.
    ACCORDING TO STUDY
    By Miguel R. Camus (2017)

    #1 #2
    Filipinos spend more time Filipinos spend most of their
    on social media sites than online time on sites such as
    anyone else in the world, Facebook, Snapchat and
    going online roughly four Twitter, said the report, called
    hours and 17 minutes a day, Digital in 2007, and prepared
    according to a report by social media platform
    released on Tuesday. Hootsuite and United
    Kingdom-based consultancy
    We Are Social Ltd.
    US AMONG
    BOTTOM HALF

    #3 #4 #5 #6
    Brazilians and Argentinians The United States, where "It's probably due to the "Filipinos like to keep in
    followed closely behind, many of these social media same cultural dynamics touch," Isberto said.
    spending three hours and players were founded, is that made us the text
    43 minutes and three hours among the bottom half, messaging capital of the
    and 32 minutes on social with Americans spending world," said Ramon
    media, respectively, the an average of just two Isberto, spokesperson for
    report said. hours and six seconds per telecoms giant PLDT and
    day. The least active were Smart, referring to mobile
    the Japanese, who log on phone text messaging in
    an average of just 40 the past decade that is now
    minutes daily. giving way to internet-
    based applications.
    SLOWEST IN ASIA-PACIFIC
    #7 #8
    The Philippines' social media usage was in There appeared to be a relationship between
    stark contrast to its internet speed. Fixed- poor fixed- broadband speed and time spent
    broadband speed here is among the slowest in on social media.
    Asia-Pacific, while mobile connections are
    among the fastest, according to the most
    recent Akamai report.

    #9 #10
    The Philippines, Brazil and Argentina have an The fastest was South Korea, with 26.3 mbps,
    average fixed-line broadband speed of 4.2 and its citizens just spend about 1 hour and 11
    megabits per second (mbps), 5.5 mbps and 5 minutes a day on social media.
    mbps, respectively.
    INTERNET USE ON THE RISE
    #11 #12 #13
    According to the report, the Mobile was also a fast-growing The Philippines, so far, had a social
    Philippines' internet and social platform, accounting for 38 percent media penetration rate of 58
    media users grew by over 25 of all Web traffic in the country, up percent, higher than the average of
    percent, up 13 million and 12 almost a third over 2016. 47 percent in Southeast Asia.
    million over last year, respectively.

    #14 #15
    Around the world, internet users Global active netizens using mobile
    grew 10 percent, or an additional phones and other devices surged 30
    354 million people, while active percent, or another 581 million
    social media users jumped 21 people.
    percent, or an additional 482
    million.
    DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY

    #16 #17

    The total internet "Half of the world's


    penetration rate stood at 50 population is now online,
    percent, or 3.77 billion which is a testament to the
    people, the report showed. speed with which digital
    connectivity is helping to
    improve people's lives,"
    said Simon Kemp, a
    consultant at We Are
    Social.
    #18 #19 #20
    "The increase in The report compiles The 2016 report has
    internet users in data from the been downloaded
    developing world's largest 70,000 times and
    economies is studies of online read 2.5 million
    particularly behavior, conducted times on SlideShare
    encouraging," Kemp by organizations so far.
    added. including Global
    WebIndex, GSMA
    Intelligence,
    Statista, and Akamai
    in "a comprehensive
    state" of social
    media reference.
    THATS ALL, THANKS FOR
    LISTENING

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