Dixon Grant's Flipbook for Film 260. This will be filed under flipbooks for week 3: mobilities

1. Photo by Flickr user Kevin M. Gill

2. In countries such as : The United ,
Photo by The United States Government Works

3. R
S
S
I
A,
Photo by Flickr user paulafunnelli

4. …and Spain,
Photo by Flickr user Mojitopt

5. Photo by Flickr user west.m

7. Photo by Flickr
user
IntelFreePress

8. Photo by Flickr user
Nanagyei

9. Photo by Flickr user eperales

10. Photo by Flickr user Cantorion.org

11. Photo by Flickr user popturfdotcom

12. Significant numbers also post their views on community
issues such as sports,
Photo by Flickr user Dawn Huczek

13. Photo by Flickr user ukhomeoffice

14. Photo by Flickr user Daveness_98

15. Photo by Flickr user @mist3ry30

16. Photo by Flickr user Ndecam

17. Photo by Flickr user Free Grunge Textures-www.freestock.ca

18. JAPAN
Photo By Flickr User tenaciousme

19. …and GERMANY.
The only two
countries
where less
than half of all
internet users
participate in
social
networks.
Photo by Flickr user tjuel

20. Photo By Flickr user
markhillary

21. Photo by Flickr user GoodNCrazy

22. Photo by Flickr user Hugo Bernard

23. Ultimately, t
he world has
become a
smaller place
due to the
rising trend
of global
social media.
Photo by Flickr user Horia Varlan

24. Photos
• The photo on slide 2 was taken from the
United States Government Works on
Flickr.com
• The photos on slide 1 and slides 3 through 23
were taken from the Creative Commons
section on Flickr.com.

25. Text Source
• The quotes from slides 1 through 23 were all
taken from an online publication from Pew
Research titled, Social Networking Popular
Across Globe, released on December 12, 2012.
• http://www.pewglobal.org/2012/12/12/surve
y-methods-43/
• The quote on slide 23 is my own in order to
provide a conclusion to the ideas presented in
my flipbook.