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Details Published on Thursday, 06 February 2014 09:00 Written by BEBOSHINI UNNI

Pic : google.comSOCIAL media is the modern worlds version of socialising.

No one needs to actually meet face to face anymore because this form of socialising has transformed the way people receive, share and exchange information.

Thanks to the advent of smartphones, we dont even need a full-size computer to access social media. Almost everyone on the planet has a smartphone on their side, day-in, day-out.

No more waiting for the morning newspaper too. There is an app for that. Today, news can really get around.

In the early days of social media, this modern level of interaction has never created any social problems; in fact it was thought to enhance social interactions.

But today we are beginning to see all kinds of unsavoury language and sharing done in bad taste in the social media.

You've probably have already come across an angry Tweet, a snuff photo in Facebook, an embarrassing YouTube clip, or racist comments.

Norazita, who had been with Ambank for 16 years, died on the spot. Pic : says.comThe most recent example of insensitive sharing that occurred in Facebook was the gory photograph of slain bank employee in a bank robbery.

Needless to say, it was spread all over Facebook in mere minutes, baffling police and especially hurtful to family members of the victim.

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Liberty Media (LMCA) and Discovery Communications (DISCA) are in talks to acquire a minority stake in global racing circuit Formula One, according to a New York Post report on Monday.

Media mogul John Malone is working to make a deal happen through Liberty Media and Liberty Global (LBTYA), hoping to buy as much as 49% of Formula One from private equity firm CVC Capital.

The report said talks between Liberty, Discovery and CVC Capital are in an early stage and could still fall apart.

A Discovery spokesperson declined to comment. Representatives of Liberty Media and CVC didnt respond to inquiries from FOX Business.

A Formula One deal would put Malones cable entities in a position to better control rights fees for sports content. Liberty Media owns U.K. cable giant Virgin Media and holds a 27% stake in Charter Communications (CHTR), which is in a fight to buy larger rival Time Warner Cable (TWC).

Liberty Media is also the owner of Major League Baseballs Atlanta Braves and controls 29% of the voting power in Discovery.

Meanwhile, Discovery recently agreed to up its stake in international sports network Eurosport to 51% from 20%. Chief executive David Zaslav indicated that Discovery would look to bolster Eurosport with more rights to programming.

Formula One Group, which operates 19 races around the world each year, generates annual revenue of more than $1.5 billion. The Monte Carlo Grand Prix in France is said to be worth $7 billion to $8 billion alone, the Post reported.

Longtime Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone, 83, resigned from the board last month. He is facing bribery charges in Germany.

Shares of Liberty Media fell 2% to $129.02 in recent trading. Discovery was down 1.6% at $78.50.

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