The Relationship Between the Internet and Social Media

A world that does not exist physically apart from the physically existing world, but where people can find a place for themselves, was created. Afterwards, this world was called the virtual world. Especially in the last 30 years, the fast growing and expanding virtual world attracts new people every day with their social media identities. In addition to being in this world, people create an environment by using social media in the virtual world in order to maintain their social relations.

There is a very strong relationship between the internet, which is the most basic building block of the virtual world, and social media, which is the social media in the virtual world. When this relationship is examined from several aspects, firstly, the direct ratio between internet speed and the amount of time spent on social media, and then the direct ratio between the cost of internet usage and the number of content produced in social media will stand out.

1. Internet Speed and Amount of Time Spent on Social Media

Looking at today's developed countries, it will be seen that almost all of them have a good internet access speed. Thanks to this speed, people have a very fast content flow while spending time on social media. When every content produced triggers a sense of curiosity, it takes even more time to examine the content here.

However, if a person with a low-speed internet has to wait a little while to watch a video, after a while they start to get bored. Thanks to the high speed, people can spend more time on social media because they spend time without getting bored. In this case, there is a relationship between the internet and social media.

2. The Cost of Access to the Internet and the Number of Content Produced on Social Media

In order to use social media, we must have a definite access to the internet. Internet access is available to us for a fee. If the cost of accessing the internet in a country is low, internet usage in that country will be inversely high. Internet access spreading to high areas will also increase the number of people using social media. In this case, it will increase the number of content produced proportionally. For example, when uploading a video is expensive, people may not find it necessary to upload it to social media and produce content. Therefore, the high internet cost reduces the amount of content produced on social media.

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