The Effects of Social Networking Sites among the Scholars of Higher Studies in Indian Universities

Authors : Praveen Babel, Vimlesh Tanwar & Vishnu Kumar Gupta

DOI :

Volume : 8

Issue : 10

Year : 2016

Page No : 37-46

The study was conducted to explore the effects of Social Networking Sites (SNS) among the scholars of higher studies in Indian Universities. Social media are internet based applications which have a high degree of capability for user interaction and exchange of user generated content.

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