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The document defines and provides examples of the six main forms of social media: wikis allow collaborative editing of web pages; blogs display chronological journal-style entries; forums are websites for discussions and user-generated content; podcasts are downloadable audio files like audio blogs; microblogging involves sending brief updates to personal blogs on sites like Twitter; and social networks like Facebook and MySpace allow users to interact with people they know or share interests with.

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The six main forms of social media are: - BLOGS - MICROBLOGGING - FORUMS - PODCASTS - SOCIAL NETWORKS - WIKIS

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1. Social Media Tim Dalton

2. The six main forms of social media are: - BLOGS - MICROBLOGGING - FORUMS - PODCASTS - SOCIAL NETWORKS - WIKIS

4. wikipedia:

6. guardian blog:

8. example of a forum:

10. the ricky gervais podcast:

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12. twitter:

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14. facebook:

15. myspace:

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