digital and social media

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Across
  1. 4. An online environment where people only see opinions similar to their own.
  2. 6. A specific topic or specialised audience.
  3. 14. the percentage of viewers who continue watching a video over time.
  4. 15. Language that attacks or discriminates against a group of people.
  5. 16. The specific group the content is created for.
  6. 17. The way people act and communicate on the internet.
  7. 19. People who follow a channel and receive updates
  8. 20. Monitoring and managing online discussions or comments.
  9. 23. False information shared deliberately to mislead people.
  10. 24. Informing a platform about harmful or inappropriate content.
  11. 25. Posting messages online to provoke or upset others.
  12. 26. A word or phrase with # used to organise content
  13. 28. The list of posts you see when you open an app
  14. 31. When algorithms limit the information users see to content similar to their interests.
  15. 32. Data that shows who is watching and interacting
  16. 34. Earning money from online content
  17. 35. Rules for polite and respectful communication online.
  18. 36. Preventing another user from contacting or interacting with you online.
  19. 37. The purpose or function of content (informative, promotional, etc.).
  20. 40. the number of different people who see your content at least once.
  21. 43. percentage of people who click on a link after seeing a post or advertisement.
  22. 48. Offensive or threatening behaviour toward someone online.
  23. 49. The record of a person’s online activity.
  24. 50. total number of times your content is shown on screens (including repeated views by the same person).
  25. 52. The style or attitude of the content (formal, casual, humorous).
  26. 53. the increase in the number of followers over a period of time.
Down
  1. 1. The technical structure of content (video, post, reel, podcast).
  2. 2. Live video broadcast over the internet
  3. 3. Rules that users must follow on a platform.
  4. 5. the percentage of people who interact with a post (likes, comments, shares) compared to the number who saw it.
  5. 7. The interaction between audience and content (likes, shares, comments)
  6. 8. The area where users can post reactions or opinions.
  7. 9. The record of your activity online
  8. 10. Repeated online harassment or abuse directed at a person.
  9. 11. the total amount of time people spend watching a video.
  10. 12. A system that decides what content users see
  11. 13. Posts, videos, or comments made by regular users
  12. 18. False or incorrect information shared online.
  13. 21. How a person presents themselves online.
  14. 22. the percentage of visitors who leave a website after viewing only one page.
  15. 27. A person who produces online material for a specific audience
  16. 29. When content spreads very quickly online
  17. 30. How a person or organisation is perceived online.
  18. 33. A misleading headline designed to attract clicks
  19. 38. When people behave more openly or aggressively online than in real life.
  20. 39. A person who can affect others’ opinions online
  21. 41. percentage of users completing a desired action, such as buying a product or signing up.
  22. 42. The state of being unknown or not identified online.
  23. 44. Any material published online (text, video, audio, image).
  24. 45. the number of visitors to a website or platform.
  25. 46. The website or app where content is published.
  26. 47. A website or app where users share content
  27. 51. The way content is presented.