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Social media, by definition, is media content that facilitates conversation and participation, rather than traditional media content, which only delivers material to the end-user.

Sprinklr is a provider of customer experience management solutions which they define as products that make the Internet and specifically website content more interactive and accessible. Sprinklr's products are specifically for publishers and brands.

Facebook calls itself a social utility that allows people to connect with each other online. It was launched in 2004 from the Harvard University dorm room of its founders. All you need is an Internet address to join.

Headquartered in California, LinkedIn was launched in 2003 as a way for professionals to connect with each other; it has become the largest professional network on the Internet, with more than 100 million members worldwide.

With the advent of the Internet and social media, the character of local journalism is changing. This web page discusses the changing nature of local journalism and local news distribution.

Movable Type, founded in 2001, is a publishing platform designed to meet the website content management needs of growing organizations and to serve as a social media platform for creating community-driven blogs and communities.

Technorati searches, surfaces, and organizes blogs and social media on the Internet. Users can search for videos, photos, blogs and more by searching for subjects, top blogs, favorite searches, the most popular, WTFs, and more.