Facebook: Hate it or Love it, But Can You Ignore it? A Comparative Study of US and India

Facebook: Hate it or Love it, But Can You Ignore it? A Comparative Study of US and India

Facebook has been a part of our lives for the last decade. For a company started in 2004 to have penetrated the lives of people across the globe is commendable. The perpetuation of Facebook has led to a phenomena called Facebook Addiction Disorder. Companies are using Facebook to promote their busin...

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