media does not. Some news organizations even designate employees to be responsible for updating the networks' social media profiles all hours of the day with breaking news. In my opinion, having constant access to news seems to keep people more informed by much easier means. The number of social media networks is continually growing. Different networks cater to different audiences and provide various services, but each is successful in fulfilling its own specific purpose. Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, Pinterest and Instagram are just a few of the channels that currently see more popular use. Even in the corporate world, a business isn't fully catering to its customers if it doesn't have profiles on at least a majority of the main social networks. LinkedIn is a social networking site for professionals. Members of the working world can make a profile comprised of their resumes, recommendations from references, links to portfolios and more. It's crazy to be able to say that you got a job or internship essentially through the use of online social networking. Some feel that social media has been taken out of hand and strongly advise against its use. It's true that people have lost jobs over tweeting messages their supervisors didn't approve of. People can also ruin many potential opportunities by having unfavorable social networking profiles. Several have frowned upon social media use with trends such as cyberbullying reaching the public eye. An optimistic quote says, "If anything can go well, it will." If that's true, then it's