Social networks (prezi)

In recent years, we have observed that social networks have become the protagonists of important movements generated in social networks of generated opinions, ranging from show-world topics to more serious topics of a political or social nature.  For example, when the recent crisis broke out in Greece, social networks did not stop, or for example, riots in countries such as Ukraine and Venezuela as a result of the political crises in those countries that, in addition to becoming Trending Topics on Twitter, generated a lot of videos showing the repression applied by those governments that went viral. Companies, politicians and big leaders, have noticed the power of social networks within society, and have understood that they need to be present in them to reach and approach their followers more and more.  That is why we see today, from smaller companies to larger multinationals, as they have an average social presence. The same is true of public figures, both artists, politicians, journalists or big businessmen, who use these means to communicate more directly with their supporters. Social networks can also serve as a means of listening to what people are saying, to know what they think of a government, to detect reputation crises, to know what they think of a brand and to even be a source of information for market research. That is why social networks have gone from being just one thing for young people to becoming a very important channel of communication for various sectors of society, where if you have no presence, you practically do not exist. This is also when public influence becomes a thing.