Social media has long been on the rise of one of our most important social and technological trends. Today, we think that it is safe to say that social media is no longer a trend, but a way of sending and retrieving information that will continue to be developed to fit our fast-paced lives.
In a recent conference, Senior Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan shared that Google’s studies have shown that although younger people still use Google’s search products, they are beginning their unique searches through more “immersive” experiences through social media platforms – especially TikTok and Instagram.
Although this study has yet to be shared, Google has already begun to take action by creating deals with social platforms to list their content on Google’s search engine, adjusting Google Maps to be more visually appealing for the younger generation (many of whom have never used a physical map before), as well as thinking of ways to include more voice-activated and VR experiences.
To learn more about how Google is reacting to social media’s increasing share in the tech space, read the full article at the link below.
Social media has long been on the rise of one of our most important social and technological trends. Today, we think that it is safe to say that social media is no longer a trend, but a way of sending and retrieving information that will continue to be developed to fit our fast-paced lives.
In a recent conference, Senior Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan shared that Google’s studies have shown that although younger people still use Google’s search products, they are beginning their unique searches through more “immersive” experiences through social media platforms – especially TikTok and Instagram.
Although this study has yet to be shared, Google has already begun to take action by creating deals with social platforms to list their content on Google’s search engine, adjusting Google Maps to be more visually appealing for the younger generation (many of whom have never used a physical map before), as well as thinking of ways to include more voice-activated and VR experiences.
To learn more about how Google is reacting to social media’s increasing share in the tech space, read the full article at the link below.
