Although Jack Dorsey struggled with a speech impediment as a child, making twitter, and running two companies, he overcame them through using the speech impediment as inspiration, getting help from other people, and successfully running two companies. Twitter is a message sent out to followers with 140 characters or less. When you follow a person you will be able to see their tweets. Twitter was started in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, Christopher Issac Stone, and Evan Williams. By 2016, Twitter had more than 300 million monthly active users.
Jack Dorsey faced several difficulties growing up. Jack Dorsey had a speech impediment that made it difficult for him to talk to his family and his fellow students. He had trouble making friends so he stayed home a lot. He had difficulty communicating with his schoolmates. (Scott 11) This led to them not wanting to be friends with him. Because he had a speech impediment he was anti-social. This was an inspiration for the 140 character limit on Twitter. If Jack Dorsey did not have a speech impediment, Twitter would be a lot different than it is now. He might not have even ever come up with the idea for Twitter if he did not have the speech impediment. He had no friends due to his speech impediment. His only friends were his brothers. (Scott) Jack Dorsey went to Missouri University of Science and Technology. After that, he transferred to New York University. Then he dropped out of college. After Jack Dorsey dropped out of NYU, he became a
In his senior year, he also was captain of the school’s basketball, soccer, and track teams. He graduated from high Bowdoin College in Maine, with a bachelor’s degree in history. Three years later after graduating from Bowdoin, he continued his studies at Harvard University
In 1742, his father died and Thomas Hancock, his uncle, later adopted him. He enrolled in Harvard University and received a master’s degree in 1750. After graduating, he worked for his uncles shipbuilding business. John eventually took over the business and became one of the wealthiest men in America.
Later he attended the college of the city of New York at the age of 14. He wrote short fiction novels for magazines to help pay for college. After Graduating in 1897 he went Columbia University to study law. He supported himself while attending this university by writing for adventure-story magazines. He moved to Quebec in 1900 and spent a lot of his life writing.
Before graduation time came around, he dropped out of Harvard and went
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Once he graduated from there in 1897, he went to study law at Columbia University. While there he aimed his studies toward literature and politics instead of law. He never actually graduated
Gallaudet was a very smart child from which he attended college at Yale University in 1801, at age 14, and graduated 1804, at age 17. He soon went back to Yale in 1808 to get his masters degree after finishing a law apprenticeship. He got a degree as a traveling salesman from where he did his job in Kentucky and Ohio. Due to health problems he reverted to joining the Andover Theological Seminary in 1811. Just before he graduated, he became a traveling minister.
He also got expelled from his high school for trying to convince a construction company he was a school board member and needed an extension built on the school. And that was his first high school, after that he was expelled from two more. Soon after being expelled from school he became a carpet salesman. Which then later Howie opened his own carpet sales business. Howie did not go to college, he just went right on to being a comedian.
Unfortunately, his mother died before he was one year old. He graduated from Booker T. Washington H.S. as valedictorian in 1938. He went on to Fisk University, a historic black school in Nashville, Tennessee. During college he worked at an aerospace laboratory testing automatic controls for aircraft. After he graduated from Fisk in 1941, Boykin found himself jobs in engineering and laboratory work for several electronic companies inside and around Chicago.
When people start on social media, it will be the real them. As they progress, they start to tweet to please their audience. Thus, people become their Twitter persona in real life. Finally, Orenstein says that Twitter normalizes the oddities of everyday life. This being that it blurs the lines not only between public and private but also between the authentic and contrived self.
He transferred to St. John Vianney Minor Seminary while in high school and graduated from there in 1967. After the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. he heard some of his classmates at Immaculate Conception Seminary in Missouri making fun of his death. This led him to quit seminary and eventually attend Yale University Law School. After graduating from Yale, he worked for many years as a lawyer for the agricultural giant Monsanto. Then he moved to Washington D.C. where he worked some for President Ronald Reagan.
Twitter, a social media platform used by over 330 million people daily, has a limit of 280 characters per tweet (post) which limits what people can say without going to long and losing the attention of other users. Snapchat, a picture messaging app, limits videos or pictures that are sent to the span of ten seconds on the screen of the person who received it and then it disappears. People spend approximately eight hours a day on social media, which is half the time most people spend awake in a day. Going back to Maryanne Wolf who said, “We are not only what we read, [w]e are how we read,” social media shapes how we think. The short things we spend time reading change how we prefer to read, creating new connections in our minds with the expectation that everything we read will be less than 280 characters.
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INFORMATION Social media has to be one of the greatest developments of human history. It has connected humanity like never before. It has changed the way that people do business, with companies providing their own social media accounts to interact in real time with customers. We can quickly see what’s going on in our communities and around the world.
A. Attention getter: Everybody use social media these days like twitter, Facebook, snapchat and instagram. But the majority of these people do not know the risks of it. B. Audience Relevance: In the article on The Windows Club written by Arun Kumar in April 29, 2014, he tells us that over posting things in our profiles is very dangerous because people can use what you post to hurt you.