Have you ever try to find out why people are following/liking you on social media service? Many said with common assumption; because they know them personally, because of their profession or even looking at the average content shared on the timeline.
For figures which personalities are already defined on traditional medias, entering the social media may reveal some of their real personality (in this case, if they handle their own account). In example, when a media moghul, Rupert Murdoch decided to use Twitter, his figure that is well known for being a power of media with all its misteries, slowly melts through his chitchat on Twitterverse. Many said that Twitter is ruining Murdoch’s reputation because we’ve lost a figure that has been shaped before. But I personally think that Twitter, on the contrary, is actually turning Murdoch’s figure far more human and showing his true character as one Rupert Murdoch. Continue reading [Dailyssimo] You Are What You Share
