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Chapter 2, Problem 14CT
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Online social networks:
- Online Social Network (OSN) is nothing but a social structure that is made of individuals knows as “nodes”, and the links that specify different types of relationships, established between nodes.
- Social networks are using web-based services, so the kind of communication can alter the behavior of nodes, the communication habits of OSN users.
- These services can be used in both personal and business matters.
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