I started my Twitter handle in March 2015 as a requirement for a public relations class. I wasn’t interested in Twitter at all, and so it came that I barely used it. I would rather spend my time on Instagram or Facebook. That changed by taking the class “Social Media for Communicators” where I finally […]
Read more "How I Grew My Personal Influence On Twitter"Catalonia is one of the 17 autonomous communities in Spain, the capital city of the region is Barcelona. On 1 October 2017, the Catalan government held a referendum to find out if the majority of the citizens want Catalonia to become independent from Spain. The Spanish government tried to prevent this and called the referendum […]
Read more "Catalonia is not Spain, is it?"One of the biggest goals social media communicators might have is to create viral content that reaches awareness for either the company they work for or themselves. For the class “Social Media for Communicators” at the Newhouse School of Public Communications I participated in a viral content challenge. For this challenge, all students were asked […]
Read more "How I Tried to Go Viral"The offside rule is one of the most important and complicated rules in soccer. But don’t be afraid: If I understand it, you will too! And for the next soccer match you’ll know, why a goal didn’t count, and your soccer-loving friends yell “Offside!” whenever they don’t want the goal to count.
Read more "What’s the offside rule?"Not even 100 years ago, people wrote letters to stay connected across long distances. Today I can write and talk with my boyfriend in Germany in real time. Social media helps us to weather long-distance relationships but also turns everyday life in one. While social media makes it such easy to connect with other people […]
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