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The host discusses the evolution of social media, starting with the short message service (SMS) and moving on to platforms like AOL Instant Messenger, MySpace, and Friendster. The focus then shifts to the popularity of short video platforms like TikTok, which have captured the hearts of the younger generation. TikTok's algorithm is highlighted for its ability to personalize content and keep users engaged. The journey concludes with a reminder to keep exploring, sharing, and connecting on social media. Hello everyone, welcome to the Media FM. I'm your host, Hannah. And buckle up, because today's journey will be through the fascinating evolution of the social media from the short message service to the short video. So get ready to explore this trip with me. Do you remember the days when our communication was limited to 160 characters? Ah, there was a golden era of the short message service. In the early ages of the mobile devices and the Internet, SMS was the unsung hero who provided convenience for us to send the messages without connecting to the Internet. Hmm, but it still has some limitations, right? So, let us go fast forward to the 1990s, when a revolutionary platform emerged and changed the tech social interaction. That's the AOL Instant Messenger. This platform is a pioneer in instant messaging that allows users to create profiles, unique usernames, and other functions. In addition, such as the early chat rooms, it will foster a sense of the online community, which brings users to engage in discussion and share their thoughts. But hold on, our journey doesn't stop here. In the mid-2000s, MySpace and Friendster were popular in this area. It allowed users to personalize profiles and connect with others on a whole new level. This improvement will shape the digital landscape. After that, we entered the area of the advanced social media about the short videos, such as TikTok. It's a global phenomenon that has taken the world by storm, especially capturing the hearts of the younger generation. Also includes me. This platform isn't just about sharing the contents. It's an active canvas where we weave together by the short videos. It can display our creativity through the music, dancing, and imagination elements. But what makes TikTok so special? Because the algorithm will promote rapid growth in the digital media landscape. Picture this. The algorithm can know your preference and set up the tailored contents, which keep you hooked in this social media, and automatically recommend similar videos or topics for you. And there you have it. What a journey it's been exploring the evolution of the social media, from the SMS to the dominance of the short videos. Thank you for joining us on this trip. Keep exploring, sharing, and connecting. See you next time.
