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Forget Facebook. Millennials flocks to new apps for social media interaction.

By Tory Loux, ’17, Zoe Manoukian, ’17, and Alayna Press, ’17

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  1. avatar
    Caroline Howell

    Great intro and conclusion! I love how you began by talking about why people use social media, transitioned to which forms they use, and then returned to the idea of keeping in touch with friends and family. Also, great job explaining different forms of social media and why they appeal to different people. Great pictures and really great variety of sources.

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    Kathleen Sharp

    I really liked your angle on the social media story- the decline of facebook. Also, I liked how you talked about all different types of social media and why some people prefer one over another. You had a lot of different interviewees, which added interest to the story too.

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    Cole Veri

    Good angle and I like how you got different point of views on each app so the viewer kind of gets a feel for what the app does just from watching the video.

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    Peter Cao

    Good topic and interviews. I love how you have different people for each different app. I like how in the beginning you talk about each different app, and then go into much more detail at the end.

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    Shelby Wang

    I liked the angle! This gave me more information about some of the apps. Some of the audio was hard to understand but other than that it was good. I liked how you used a variety of people to interview and the conclusion was really good!