In view of the above, if the issue of reliability and objectivity of information provided further and reproduced in posts was to be improved on social media portals, it should first of all increase the awareness of Internet users in the above matter.

If users of social media portals begin to thoroughly check the credibility of data sources provided further in the posts of information, then the scale of information noise, fake news, lying propaganda, cynically manipulated public opinion will be significantly reduced.

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

The question of objectivity and reliability of information contained on popular social media portals?

Please reply

I invite you to discussion and scientific cooperation

Best wishes

We as academicians have to follow the trusted academic platforms like RG, ORCid, .... etc to increase our scientific visibility.

Regards and good luck.

Emad

I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How will education change in the future due to the development of smart social media portals?

Currently, dynamic development of social media portals on the Internet is being implemented.

For young people using smartphones, social media portals are one of the main sources of information.

Probably the next stage in the development of social media portals will be the implementation of artificial intelligence to these portals and to search engines and the creation of applications of the type of interactive advisors on individual Internet information pages.

How can this development affect education and pedagogy in the future?

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How will information services of social media portals change in the future when artificial intelligence is implemented?

Apparently, internet technology companies managing the largest social media portals, such as Facebook, Tweeter, Google+, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Instagram, Pinterest, etc. plan to undertake research and implementation work or implement these works to implement specific technologies of artificial intelligence to social media portals. Does any of you conduct research in this area?

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question: How will information services of social media portals change in the future when artificial intelligence is implemented?

Please reply

I invite you to discussion

Best wishes

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Has any of you studied the social effects of using social media on smartphones by young people?

What social negative and positive aspects can be given to the use of social media on smartphones by young people? Which social aspects prevail? Is the use of classical research methods adequate in the assessment of this problem, or should new research methods be adapted to new media? If the youth devotes more than for example one hour a day to browsing social media portals, are there no negative aspects that may disturb social development and sociological, educational and psychological factors?

Are there adequate development of new media developed - new research methods that would objectively examine the above issues objectively? On the basis of these studies, one could define a framework for the safe use of social media portals in terms of posted posts, comments and news and, for example, in terms of time spent on the use of these media on a daily basis.

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question: Has any of you studied the social effects of using social media on smartphones by young people?

Please reply

I invite you to discussion

Best wishes

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

What is the effectiveness of online advertising campaigns run by commercial banks?

Commercial banks are increasingly worried about competition from fintechs, including online technology companies that expand the range of financial and pre-financial services. Commercial banks are more and more actively using IT technologies of online banking, building Business Intelligence data processing platforms, extending Big Data database systems, developing integrated risk management systems and conducting advertising campaigns on social media websites.

In view of the above, large commercial banks have the opportunity to conduct a sentiment analysis on data collected in Big Data database systems for the purpose of analyzing the expectations and opinions of Internet users regarding, for example, financial services.

Information obtained from the Internet and processed in the aforementioned manner can be used for more precise risk analysis, credit risk management, planning subsequent advertising campaigns, modifying the financial services offer in line with changing expectations of Internet users, searching for clients on social media portals. In this way, interdisciplinary analytical processes are also developed at commercial banks, for which the information from the websites of social media portals is the source of data.

Do commercial banks have a chance to win in this matter in competition with the fintech technology companies operating on the Internet? Besides, What is the effectiveness of online advertising campaigns run by commercial banks?

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question: What is the effectiveness of online advertising campaigns run by commercial banks?

Please reply

I invite you to the discussion

Best wishes

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

Are commercial banks already introducing the analysis of Big Data social media sentiment to the standard of customer verification procedures?

Are commercial banks already introducing sentiment analysis conducted on Big Data data collected from social media portals to the standard of customer verification procedures?

Inclusion of the sentiment analysis conducted on Big Data collected from social media portals could be an important additional information on the economic and financial situation of the potential client. This type of information can be a significant additional factor of full verification, eg creditworthiness of a potential borrower.

I know that some service companies, marketing companies, insurance companies and banks include the sentiment analysis carried out on data collected in Big Data database systems collected from social media portals for verification of potential customers. But is it already becoming a standard or is it only at the design stage for now?

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

Are commercial banks already introducing sentiment analysis conducted on Big Data data collected from social media portals to the standard of customer verification procedures?

Please reply

I invite you to the discussion

Best wishes

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

Can internet marketing on social media portals support the raising of capital for innovative start-ups through crowdfunding?

Does any of you know examples of innovative start-ups, which were created according to the following formula: Financial capital was obtained through crowdfunding and the process of advertising, informing about this form of fundraising was supported by an advertising campaign promoted on social media portals.

Can any of you give an example of such a start-up, which in this way gained funding? Does any of you research the development of innovative start-ups, which raised capital for starting a business through crowdfunding or in another form new social sources of external financing?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Can efficiently conducted internet marketing campaigns generate more business success than traditional marketing tools?

Can efficient marketing campaigns on politics parliamentary or presidential elections generate more business success than traditional marketing tools?

I believe that efficiently conducted marketing online campaigns in social media can already increase the insensitivity of new online media, including social media to traditional communication channels.

Effective marketing campaigns on social media before political elections may already have more than 50 percent share. How big it will be depends on the technological possibilities in the field of new online media for a specific electoral staff that is active during the election campaign.

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

What tools for social media marketing will be developed in the future?

The future of marketing development in social media

Marketing in social media is still a very developing field in the field of marketing techniques used on the Internet. On the one hand, some of the largest online technology companies have built their business concept on social media marketing or are entering this field. On the other hand, there are startups of technology companies acquiring data from the Internet and processing information in Big Data database systems for the purpose of providing information services to other entities as support for strategic and operational management, including planning advertising campaigns. Therefore, the question arises: What tools for social media marketing will be developed in the future?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

As to social media I have some years back express my views in my publication under the captioned '' The responsibility of Social Media which I submit herewith for your kind perusal

This is my personal opinion

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Do social media help in education and pedagogy?

Social media portals are at certain stages of education, in some education systems used in the education of students on specific issues and according to the age of students.

But do they really help in the process of education or are they only teaching pedagogical help without significant impact on learning outcomes?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

Can new online media help in the development of research conducted by international research teams?

In my opinion, the research project can be implemented on an international and organizationalally virtual basis. Information exchange and coordination of necessary activities can be carried out remotely through new online media. The necessary research can also be supported by new online media, including social media. Increasingly, more often also collecting data for research, conducting surveys is carried out by forms suspended on the Internet. Therefore, I believe that all research projects can be planned and conducted on an international basis and in the form of remote new internet media.

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Hi, very interesting topic. You could think about the vulgar content on social media and their impacts. It is now currently bothering people. Just my opinion.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

For which types of products or services advertising on social media portals is the most effective?

Some types of products and services are promoted in advertising campaigns in various types of media.

Some are advertised mainly in traditional media and others, or mainly in new online media.

Considering the dynamic development of internet marketing, the question arises whether there are already specific types of products or services that are mainly advertised in new online media?

One of the dynamically developing types of internet portals providing specific information services are social media portals, ie YouTube, Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest, Snapchat and others.

In view of the above, the current question is: For what types of products or services advertising on social media portals is the most effective?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

What types of products or services are already advertised in your countries in new online media, including on social networking websites?

The market of information and marketing services on the Internet is developing dynamically.

First of all, large technology companies, owners of information portals and social media prevailing on these Internet markets based their business concepts on the provision of information and advertising services through the websites of their online portals.

However, it is still possible to analyze the division of marketing instruments into traditional ones and implemented in new online media in correlation with specific types of advertising in particular types of media for products and services.

In view of the above, the current question is: What types of products or services are already advertised in your countries in new online media, including on social networking websites?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Is the provision of information services on the Internet for free the main factor in the dynamic development of new online media?

Many technology companies that run online portals providing specific information services have developed their business model based on the provision of certain free information services.

Therefore, since the late 90s of the twentieth century, the segment of new online media has been dynamically developing.

In a situation when the developing internet technology company will acquire a significant part of the new media market, then in its business model it activates the development of commercial information and advertising services.

Online large companies that run dominant in this segment of new media social media portals usually achieve good financial results in recent years on the basis of commercially run advertising services.

The advertising market on social media portals is growing dynamically.

Some types of products or services are advertised among others on the websites of new online media, including social media portals.

On social media portals in recent years more and more often advertising campaigns are conducted in such a way that advertising spots look not like ads only as interviews, presentations, movie columns, etc.

Social media portals are perfect for the development of online viral marketing.

This type of advertising campaign does not have to consume a high budget and at the same time it can be effective if certain marketing innovations are used in a specific advertising movie broadcast eg on the YouTube portal.

In connection with the above, one of the dynamically developing types of internet portals providing specific information and advertising services are social media portals, ie YouTube, Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest, Snapchat and others.

However, despite the development of commercial advertising services, however, a significant part of information services is provided free of charge.

Therefore, the current question is: Is the provision of information services on the Internet for free the main factor in the dynamic development of new online media?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

Does the development of social media portals strengthen the development of civic societies?

I believe that the development of social media portals may contribute to many positive social aspects in, for example, the dissemination of information about socially important social problems as a new form of social campaigns carried out through viral marketing with the key participation of Internet users.

In addition, social media perfectly fit in, correlate with the development of the information society. In addition, social media portals support:

- development of participative, civic society,

- dissemination of consumer information, i.e. strengthen highly competitive market structures by enabling consumers to quickly and cheaply share experience with using newly purchased products and services,

- development of spontaneously organized movements and social enterprises,

- creating informal organizations referring to clusters, associations, associations for various social campaigns created and run by users of social media portals, i.e. non-formalized organizations with a flattened organizational structure.

In line with the above, the development of social media portals generates new, large opportunities for the development of information society, civic society, well-informed consumers and informed, socially organized citizens. In this regard, social media portals generate great potential for the development of civic society, so much potential that even governments of some countries are afraid of it and try to impose censorship on certain content on the Internet. Writing this previous sentence, I am referring only to countries with political systems organized as specific forms of dictatorship and full media control, but also some countries considered free in terms of freedom of speech, freedom of the media, etc.

In view of the above, the current questions is: Does the development of social media portals strengthen the development of civic societies?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Will artificial intelligence soon replace some of the services provided by people?

Some researchers in the field of artificial intelligence indicate that in the future many professions, including work done by people, will be replaced with artificial intelligence.

For example, advisors in call center departments and commentators who write comments on internet forums, etc., are pointed out that they will be replaced by artificial intelligence.

Apparently, internet technology companies that run social media portals are working on artificial intelligence, which will take over from the operator of the social media portal.

But some researchers in the field of artificial intelligence suggest that artificial intelligence can also replace advisors in the field of high qualifications and direct contact with people, which is highly debatable.

In such theories one can find suggestions that, for example, doctors in the field of certain specialties and GPs will be replaced by artificial intelligence.

Sometimes these theories also indicate, for example, engineers, some of which specialties are to be replaced by artificial intelligence, but for engineers it depends on specific technical specialty.

Do you agree with these types of far-reaching theories?

In my opinion, it is rather excessive, exaggerated, idealized, too far-reaching theories regarding the prospects of artificial intelligence in the future.

In view of the above, please answer the question: Will artificial intelligence soon replace some of the services provided by people?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

The above discussion inspired me to the following considerations:

What will be the directions of development of analytical processes of sentiment analyzes on data collected in Big Data database systems in the future?

In order to analyze the sentiment on downloaded data from social media portals (such as Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn, but also YouTube, Instagram ...) and aggregated in Big Data database systems, it is necessary to use specialized software for extraction and analysis of these data.

The quality of the data transferred to, for example, excel sheets depends on the quality of the extraction process carried out with the help of specialized software.

Then, the quality of data analysis software in Excel sheets or in systems of computerized analytical platforms depends on the result obtained, the answer to the question given to the collected, initially unstructured data in the Big Data database system.

In the future, artificial intelligence may be used for this purpose, and the whole process of purposeful analysis of collected data will proceed in a much more effective, automated manner, less probable errors, will be a cheaper research process and will be carried out much faster even on much larger information collection than current.

In view of the above, the current question is: What will the directions of development of analytical processes carried out sentiment analyzes on data collected in Big Data database systems in the future?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In view of the above, it is also important to include in the above discussion also the following issue:

What kind of software do you use to extract data downloaded from social media portals to an Excel spreadsheet?

In order to analyze the sentiment on downloaded data from social media portals (such as Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn, but also YouTube, Instagram ...) and aggregated in Big Data database systems, it is necessary to use specialized software for extraction and analysis of these data.

The quality of the data transferred to, for example, excel sheets depends on the quality of the extraction process carried out with the help of specialized software.

Then, the quality of data analysis software in Excel sheets or in systems of computerized analytical platforms depends on the result obtained, the answer to the question given to the collected, initially unstructured data in the Big Data database system.

In the future, artificial intelligence may be used for this purpose, and the whole process of purposeful analysis of collected data will proceed in a much more effective, automated manner, less probable errors, will be a cheaper research process and will be carried out much faster even on much larger information collection than current.

In view of the above, the current question is: What kind of software do you use to extract data downloaded from social media portals to the Excel spreadsheet?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Software for extracting data from Facebook portals, Tweeter, ... to the Excel spreadsheet

Software companies of this type develop, improve and usually use for their own needs. Rather, the market for this type of software has not yet developed. However, on the Internet you can find specific tools for testing this type of data extraction from social media portals:

https://netlytic.org/home/

https://apps.facebook.com/netvizz/

Some of these applications, such as Netvizz, enable the extraction of quantitative and qualitative data.

I invite you to the discussion.

The above question inspired me to the following considerations:

Do consumers always make rational consumer decisions when buying economic goods?

Advocates of the neoclassical economics suggest that the theory of neoclassical economics correlates with the key assumptions of psychology regarding rational human behavior.

I agree with this correlation that irrational decisions only apply to situations in which people feel very strong emotions of both negative nature, such as anger, hostility, hatred or positive emotions associated with feeling of love, friendship or belonging to a given social group.

On the other hand, economic decisions are always made rationally according to classical and neoclassical economics.

However, in recent years, on the basis of the development of behavioral economics, there are more and more data and results of research carried out, that unfortunately there are many examples suggesting the irrationality of some economic decisions.

Often, consumers make unnecessary purchases based on an efficiently carried out advertising campaign for products or services.

Perhaps consumers are more and more often susceptible to the impact of effective advertising campaigns, in addition to traditional media, also in new online media, including on social media portals, where viral marketing is widely used.

Often in advertising campaigns, specific products and services are presented as unique, innovative or having such features as opposed to the substitutional offer of competition.

The message that is not always formulated in the advertising campaign is truthful, but some consumers may receive such a message as objective and this translates into an increase in the sale of a specific, effectively advertised assortment.

In addition, there are price promotional campaigns in large-format stores, which also stimulate consumer interest, increase sales.

Pricing promotional campaigns often also increase the purchase of unnecessary goods for consumers or proverbial buying.

A negative aspect of such buying is the subsequent discomfort of spending too much money on this type of shopping, despite the fact that the main activation factor was an effective price promotional campaign.

Often it happens that in the situation of this type of occasional purchases for stock some of the purchased products are thrown away, that is, they end up in the trash.

Especially often such situations happen, if consumers under the influence of emotional susceptibility to marketing content used in an advertising campaign make purchases of food products with a short shelf-life date.

These are typical situations indicating the unnecessary purchases of unnecessary products by consumers.

In such situations, the effectiveness of advertising campaigns can be analyzed in terms of the psychological impact on consumer emotions, so this is the subject matter of the issue described as behavioral economics.

According to classical and neoclassical economics, consumers rarely change their preferences, and if they change it is a very slow process, difficult to diagnose in a short time.

In addition, according to the trend of neoclassical economics, citizens, households and business entities maximize their own profits in the conditions of competitive market structures.

However, the results of experiments and conducted research in the field of behavioral economics have already questioned the fundamental assumptions on which the theory of choice in the neo-classical economy is based.

Why is it so that people do not always make rational economic decisions?

The answer to this is given by behavioral economics, which deals with cognitive errors affecting people's decisions.

These decisions are not always rational and because they concern many shopping situations not always needed products, so they are also of significance for the domestic or even global economy.

The global significance of these not always rational economic decisions arises when the effects of these decisions are analyzed in the context of economic globalization processes.

In addition, the results of research in the field of behavioral economics indicate that consumer preferences may change depending on the context, ie the specificity of a particular situation in which decisions are made.

In addition to the study of consumer behavior on the basis of behavioral economics, there are behaviors of, for example, investors on capital markets who also often do not have full information about the issuer of securities buy or sell shares, bonds and other instruments listed on securities markets under the influence of partly emotions and not just rationally made decisions.

Emotion, which often accompanies decision making about purchasing or selling securities, may have positive acceptance of high risk levels in good times in different markets and as a result of the so-called "sheep's rush", which boils down to buying, because it was previously bought by a friend and neighbor, and earned it.

There may also be irrational decisions on the sale of securities in a situation where it later turns out to be a short-term panic on the capital market.

In the light of the above examples, irrational economic decisions made by citizens and economic entities often conditioned by the psychological factor of positive or negative emotions are more and more numerous.

This raises the question why more and more in recent years we will be able to provide these examples confirming the validity of the development of research in the field of behavioral economics.

Is it because in recent years more and more economists are growing up and seeing research in the field of behavioral economics?

Or rather because in the deregulated financial markets market instability situations are more frequent, markets tend to lose their market equilibrium, financial crises occur more frequently, and the scale of undervaluation and the more revalue of market valuations of certain assets can be more and more pronounced on stock exchanges.

Analogously, the impact of more and more effective advertising campaigns on consumers, advertising campaigns also conducted on social media websites can increase the importance of occasional emotions in the context of decisions to buy specific products or services.

In view of the above, the current question is: Do consumers always make rational consumer decisions when purchasing economic goods?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, the following question is also current:

Is online viral marketing the main determinant of the dynamic development of social media portals?

Internet technology companies that created and developed social media portals have built their business model on specific forms of online marketing.

One of these forms is online viral marketing. In this form of marketing there is still a lot of potential.

However, in the future, the rate of dynamic development of these portals based on marketing activities may significantly decrease.

As a result, the companies that run these portals expand the offer of their information and marketing services.

One of the forms of expanding the activities of these technology companies is, for example, the development of additional services and development towards fin tech.

In view of the above, the current question is:

Is online viral marketing the main determinant of the dynamic development of social media portals?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I note the interesting discussion inspired me to the following considerations:

What are the main determinants of the faster development of digital marketing techniques compared to classic marketing?

In my opinion, digital marketing is currently developing faster compared to classic marketing. This is related to the development of new online media. In these new media, social media portals in which new marketing techniques have been developed have developed particularly dynamically in recent years. New types of spots, banners and advertising films are created primarily for the needs of their broadcasting on social media portals. In these new online media, in such social media portals as: YouTube, Facebook, Tweeter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest, Snapchat and others, these advertising campaigns are developing particularly quickly, which are based on a viral marketin in which they engage socially users of these portals themselves.

This type of advertising campaign does not have to be high-budget while being very effective. The combination in an advertising campaign conducted on social media portals and based on viral marketing - low budget and high efficiency - can be achieved in the situation of creating innovative spots, banners and advertising films. These innovations include those that are actually advertising films, despite the fact that they are made in such a way that the users watching them think that they are not just advertisements, news, information films, interviews, presentations, etc., which are supposedly advertised are not. However, in the field of classic advertising instruments, i.e. those that operate outside of the Internet, in the recent years there have been comparatively many new marketing techniques in the field of digital marketing.

In view of the above, the current question is: What are the main determinants of the faster development of digital marketing techniques compared to classic marketing?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Therefore, in the context of the above considerations, the following important question appears:

Does the development of the Internet in your country increase the level of objectivity and independence of the media?

Traditional media in many countries is controlled by large media corporations and partly also by governments of individual countries.

In contrast, on the Internet, in addition to typical news portals, new media are developing, including social media portals and independent internet forums, where citizens unconnected with corporations and large media companies have the opportunity to publicly express themselves and make their views public.

In this way, the Internet enables the potential increase of the level of objectivity and independence of the media.

Thanks to this, the issue of information dissemination and exchange of views, debates with citizens can be of a more social, civic and objective nature.

In view of the above, I am asking you to answer the following question:

Does the development of the Internet in your country increase the level of objectivity and independence of the media?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In view of the above, it is also important to include in the above discussion also the following issue:

What is the legitimacy of conducting social research on the effects of smartphone use by young people to communicate via social media portals?

Social effects of young people using social media on smartphones are currently an important topic of research. It is not easy to research a topic that has been developing for several years and is still developing. Social media has dominated the online communication of young people. The social behavior of young people has changed. Added to this are health issues. It has already been shown that due to the use of smarfons, the degree of deterioration of young people has significantly increased. However, worsening eyesight, emerging vision defects in many young people using smarfons are not potentially the only negative aspects.

The research conducted on this issue shows that there are various social effects of using young people from social media portals in smartphones. Unfortunately, there are also more and more research on negative aspects of social use by young people from social media portals in smartphones. Research on the social effects of young people using smartphones to communicate via social media portals should be conducted. First of all, we do not know the potential effects of changes in the social behavior of citizens, which may have a psychological basis.

These studies should also answer the question: whether dynamic technological progress in the field of communication techniques can significantly modify the social behavior of citizens and what the significance of changes in psychosocial behavior regarding entire societies may have. Young people using social media portals in smartphones point to many positive aspects, but these are basically only facilitations in terms of communication and obtaining information. However, negative social aspects are not perceived by young people using social media portals in smarfons.

Research is already being carried out in some research centers in the field of sociology, but we will have to wait for full confirmation of the research. In addition, these studies will be continued in the following years because the technology of online social media portals and also in the field of communication techniques and devices, including smarfonów is still developing and now it is difficult to determine in which direction this progress is going, what new categories of risks will appear in relation to with this progress.

I invite you to the discussion

The above discussion inspired me to the following considerations:

What information about users of social media websites have technology companies that run these social media portals?

Online technology companies that run social media portals such as Facebook, YouTube, WhatsApp, Tweeter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Google+, Snapchat, etc. collect large amounts of data about Internet users from various websites, including mainly users of these social media portals.

Google Group collects this type of information about Internet users based on the Google web search service and other shared information services, including Google Drive, Gmail, etc.

Information on Internet users is collected, among others, by the so-called cookies installed in Internet browsers.

In addition, large Internet technology companies have the ability to combine information downloaded from various Internet sources, from various information services into one avatar, which is an electronic equivalent of a given Internet user and is built from Big Data database systems.

For the needs of these considerations, the issue of the security of classified data stored in Big Data database systems run by internet technology companies managing social media portals should be added.

There have been frequent thefts made by cybercriminals who, from these Big Data systems, stole classified and sensitive information about hundreds of thousands or millions of users of particular social media portals.

The development of social media portals therefore generates an increased risk of theft of data on users of social media portals.

On the other hand, technological internet companies such as Google, Facebook, etc. have the ability to obtain classified, sensitive and personal information from the Internet about the users of websites, including search engines and social media portals, who use these information services.

These companies in their Big Data database systems are gradually expanding the scope of data related to Internet users and are constantly expanding the avatars mentioned above, ie electronic equivalents of individual Internet users.

Therefore, the colloquial wording was created: "If you are not on the Internet, you do not exist."

There is one more issue, namely the above-mentioned activity of internet technology companies expanding their information resources Big Data and orz contained in these resources avatars of individual Internet users, how does this correlate with the legal protection of personal data in individual countries?

In view of the above, I am asking you to answer the following question:

Does anyone of you research the scope of information from which are built avatars of individual users of social media portals, which are created and developed in Big Data database systems managed by online technology companies running these social media portals?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, the following question is also current:

Why do financial institutions in some countries verify the potential borrowers in the information resources of social media websites with impunity?

Many business companies in internet marketing collect and analyze comments, posts, entries, etc. from social media portals.

It is also done by some financial institutions, banks acquiring additional information about potential borrowers and insurance companies against possible conclusion of insurance contract. Commercially operating companies and financial institutions operate in this area on the border of the law on the protection of personal data.

Until this type of acquisition of information about potential customers is legally regulated, then commercially operating companies and financial institutions will conduct such activity. In addition, the issue of the security of this type of data about users of social media portals is of particular importance, as there have been effective cybercriminal attacks that resulted in the theft of personal data of users of social media portals.

I invite you to the discussion

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How to build a system of ethical use of information obtained from comments on social media portals?

More and more technology and marketing companies acquire information from entries, posts, comments posted by Internet users, including users of social media portals.

The information collected from these sources from these websites is aggregated in Big Data database systems and processed mainly for the purpose of their use in the marketing activity of a given technology company or for the needs of other companies that are its clients.

In the context of the information downloaded in this way and their use for commercial purposes, a question arises regarding the ethics of this activity.

In my opinion to ethically use the discussions, content of entries, posts posted on social media portals, it is necessary to obtain and process this scientific data using the principle of anonymity of aggregation and data processing for the needs of research, use an objective research approach, comply with applicable ethics standards of research and in accordance with applicable law.

In view of the above, I am asking you: How to build a system of ethical use of information obtained from comments on social media portals?

Please reply. I invite you to the discussion

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Does the information contained in posts, comments on social media portals can be used for scientific research?

In my opinion, information contained in posts, posts, comments on social media portals can be used as research material, which can be used for scientific research if appropriate standards of ethics and personal data protection are maintained.

In view of the above, I am asking you:

Does the information contained in posts, comments on social media portals can be used for scientific research?

Please reply.

I invite you to the discussion

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

Are you already familiar with the use of Big Data data analysis in the risk management process in corporations and financial institutions?

Large companies, corporations and financial institutions, including banks, are technologically and financially prepared to develop applications for analyzing large data sets collected in Big Data database systems in the process of managing individual categories of banking, financial, including credit, operational, market and IT systems.

The main research issue is the study of potential clients, eg potential borrowers in the field of creditworthiness analysis by analyzing data collected in the Big Data database. In the Big Data database system, data on potential clients collected from the Internet from entries, comments, posts contained on social media portals can be collected.

If the banks analyze the client's creditworthiness based on sensitive, personal and classified data downloaded from social media portals, then the ethics of this type of analytical process should be considered. This issue of ethics and personal data protection also arises when the insurance company verifies the health of a potential client who submitted an application for life insurance - based on what he writes about himself, he will report his status on social media portals.

If the potential client was aware of the fact that he shares personal information with his friends on social media portals only with his friends and the bank, insurance company or other institution uses this secret without using the client's knowledge, then the problem of breaking the basic ethical principles in business arises.

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

Are you already familiar with the use of Big Data data analysis in the risk management process in corporations and financial institutions?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

What kind of research dominate in the analysis of data collected in Big Data database systems?

First of all, as part of the processing of information collected in the Big Data database systems, the sentiment analysis is used very frequently during analytical processes conducted for the needs of scientific research. Sentiment analysis allows you to get an answer to the question, what is, for example, recognizability, what is the awareness, opinion on a specific topic among users of specific Internet portals, websites containing comments from Internet users, and social media portals.

I invite you to the discussion

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

To what extent the Big Data data sentiment analysis from social media portals can be used in forecasting the company's development?

Large amounts of information downloaded from comments, entries, posts from social media portals are processed in Big Data database systems to determine, for example, consumers' awareness of the offer of products and services of specific companies.

This type of information is of great importance for the planning of advertising campaigns informing about the mission, idea, product offer, and the usability features of the company's offer. This type of data may be important for forecasting the changing preferences of consumers regarding the offer of specific companies.

In view of the above, I am asking you: To what extent the Big Data data sentiment analysis from social media portals can be used in forecasting the company's development?

Please reply.

I invite you to the discussion

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Please enter the title of the book on literature you read last time?

In many countries, reading is reportedly declining, we read less and less books, which is reportedly related to the development of information media on the Internet. Perhaps the development of social media also contributes to the declining readability of books.

I have a favor to ask:

Please enter the title of the book on literature you read last time?

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Which of the science fiction movies, according to you, turned out to be the most prophetic futurological?

The science fiction genre is one of the most important genres in film art. Thanks to science fiction movies, many interesting futurological visions, many new inventions, etc. were created.

Many films from the science fiction genre were created in the film art, in which many prophetic visions and futurological projections appeared. For example, in the film "Return to the Future" directed by Robert Zemeckis appeared many futuristic products, some of which are currently in operation. Apparently, some inventions arose thanks to this film, especially the second part of this trilogy. The Hendo company from California launched in 2015 the first levitating magnetic skateboard.

Apparently, Nike is working on creating shoes that will be automatically laced at the touch of a button that works similar to those that Marty McFly had in the second part of the trilogy. At the McFly house in 2015, we have a rich futuristic gallery and mostly hit ideas. Family members wear goggles with colorful LEDs at home, whose idea vividly resembles Google Glass or Oculus Rift. When the videophone speaks at the McFly, information about who the addressee of the call is displayed in the goggles. The interlocutor, the head of Marthy named Needles, appears on a completely flat screen TV and announces with satisfaction that McFly throws him out of work.

Could the scriptwriters have predicted Skype? What's more, during the conversation next to the Needles likeness, information about his age, family, interests and preferences is displayed. That is the prediction of social media. A flat McFly TV moment later reveals yet another futuristic feature: multifunctionality. This happens when Marthy calls (voice!) Various TV channel proposals. The iconic time machine created by Dr. Emmett Brown is a converted DeLorean DMC-12. In the film, it is an electric car that uses 1,21 gigawatts of energy to travel in time to use a nuclear reactor.

However, when this fails, a genius scientist replaces him with an "eco-fuel" of waste. We see Dr. Brown charging garbage in the tank, including fruit skins and pouring leftovers of beer from the can. This can be successfully compared to biomass fuels used today, among which the most popular is biodiesel, most often obtained from rapeseed oil. Other futuristic inventions that appeared in "Return to the Future 2" are thought-minded games, a camera with face recognition, 3D holographic street advertising videos, a camera drone, fingerprint identification, biometrics based payments, an alpha sleep rhythm generator, weather forecasting, rejuvenating treatments (Dr. Brown lengthened his life by 30-40 years, unprinting paper.)

However, not all these inventions, gadgets or energy sources were created in the form as shown in this video. Cars fly but not on magnetic cushions like in this film only as drones or as autoloty, i.e. a car-to-plane intersection created by the American company Terrafugia in 2014 and another version by the Slovak company Aeromobil. On the other hand, not everything is provided in the picture from this movie. such dynamic development of the Internet, personal computers and smartphones events in that country are transmitted via fax and video calls.

But maybe in another science fiction movie that was created in the past better futuristic visions of the development of technology, technology, science, etc., which has happened to the present?

Or maybe there are such science fiction companies in the cinematography that have recently been created in recent years and present futuristic visions of the development of technology, science, etc., which is to be developed over several decades and presented in a very professional and full scientific knowledge, what could be considered a prophetic, futuristic vision of the future?

Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

How to use data processing technologies in Big Data database systems for modern education 4.0?

In the field of technological fields that are developing strongly and co-create the current technological revolution referred to as Industry 4.0, data processing in the cloud computing information collected in Big Data database systems is included. In this way, you can conduct an analysis of the sentiment of evaluation of products and services made by consumers on discussion forums and in entries, comments, posts, recordings, banners posted on social media portals. All these tecnologies are already available for education and can be used both in modern education 4.0 as well as in ongoing research.

At present, in the age of the technological revolution known as the 4.0 industry, new teaching concepts are being defined as education 4.0.

The technological revolution in recent years, known as Industry 4.0, is motivated by the development of the following factors:

Big Data database technologies, cloud computing, machine learning, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence.

In addition, in the knowledge-based economy, the important areas of knowledge and technologies that are developed are primarily the development of data processing analytics in Business Intelligence enterprises, the development of life science technologies, biotechnology, eco-innovation, energy, medical intelligence, etc.

On the basis of the development of the new technological solutions mentioned in recent years, the processes of innovatively organized analyzes of large information collections gathered in Big Data database systems dynamically develop.

Therefore, I am asking you with the following query: How to use data processing technologies in Big Data database systems for modern education 4.0?

Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

How to effectively promote the issue of natural ecosystems in the context of developing models of sustainable development in the media?

In order to effectively promote the issue of natural ecosystems in the context of developing models of sustainable development, it is first necessary to develop an information program that will act as the content of specific social campaigns conducted in various types of media, including new media, also on social media portals.

Both social information campaigns should be conducted on a large scale. In addition, there should be successive changes to the law, ie new legal regulations that will motivate the transformation of business models towards the development of green economy and sustainable development.

These campaigns should also motivate research centers to create new ecological innovations and new technological solutions in the field of renewable energy sources.

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

Does anyone from you research the issue of information security posted on social media portals?

Unfortunately, despite the assurances of companies that run social media portals, the information contained on these websites is not always fully secured against the activities of cybercriminals.

In addition, the issue of downloading data from social media portals by large companies to Big Data database systems should be added in order to process them for marketing purposes.

The issue of privacy in social media is very important and is related to the security of personal information. Privacy is at risk in terms of information posted on social media portals.

Please reply.

I invite you to the discussion

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

What can be interesting research in the field of behavioral economics regarding the issue of new online media?

I propose an analysis of changes in behavioral behavior of consumers, business entities and other participants of individual markets, which can be observed on the basis of the analysis of entries, comments, posts, etc. typed by users of social media portals.

These studies are carried out as part of the sentiment analysis on data downloaded from the Internet and collected in Big Data database systems.

What is more interesting is the Business Intelligence type of analysis carried out in business entities using specialized software. The development of analytical platforms operating in the Business Intelligence formula automates and objectivises economic, financial and technical-economic analyzes regarding the functioning of business entities.

The problems of the analysis of information contained on social media portals for marketing purposes are described in the publication:

Article THE QUESTION OF THE SECURITY OF FACILITATING, COLLECTING AND...

The issues of the use of information contained in Big Data database systems for the purposes of conducting Business Intelligence analyzes are described in the publications:

Article The Big Data technologies as an important factor of electron...

Article The Technological Solutions Big Data and the Importance of B...

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How do social media portals help pupils and students in education?

Pupils and students use social media portals to exchange information useful for education. In addition, Facebook and students create group profiles where they put together teaching materials. In addition, they create questionnaire forms for the purposes of surveys, the results of which are used for written diploma and final papers.

Therefore, I am asking you with the following query: How do social media portals help pupils and students in education?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

What are determined effective advertising campaigns conducted in new online media?

Currently, the most effective marketing instruments include online viral marketing in connection with the analysis of the sentiment of potential consumers, carried out on data sets in Big Data database systems, information downloaded among other things from entries, comments, posts posted by consumers on social media portals.

What other forms of internet marketing are the most effective?

Can you currently run effective high-budget advertising campaigns in various traditional media but without taking into account new online media?

Can advertising campaigns conducted mainly on the Internet be much cheaper than those advertising campaigns conducted in various traditional media such as TV, radio, street billboards, etc.?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

How can the use of social media portals change people's social behavior, what new opportunities and what new risks it generates?

Social media can affect the personal lives of individual people. The sociological behavior of people is changing. Some people exchange traditional contacts with other people for contacts via social media portals. It changes the sociology of people's behavior, it affects sociological behavior, it generates new types of problems that also affect behavioral economics and the behavior of entire communities. In addition, there is the issue of the risk of losing personal data that may be stolen from social media portals.

This risk also shapes the potential discomfort of using social media portals, if it turns out that some part of personal data has been mistakenly made public or stolen by cybercriminals. Unfortunately, despite the assurances of companies that run social media portals, information on these websites is not always fully secured and can be stolen by cybercriminals.

In addition, the issue of downloading data from social media portals by large companies to Big Data database systems should be added in order to process them for marketing purposes. The issue of privacy in social media is very important and is related to the security of personal information. Privacy is at risk in terms of information posted on social media portals.

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

Is the risk of cybercriminal attacks on Big Data database systems containing personal data of social media portal users growing?

The field of research and business applications in the field of obtaining, archiving, analyzing and processing data in Big Data database systems has been developing strongly for several years.

There were hacking theft of personal, sensitive and secret data regarding users of social networks.

Are the results of research known, or are you familiar with publications describing risk management processes in the area of obtaining, archiving, analyzing and processing data in Big Data systems run by technological internet companies such as Google, Facebook, etc.

Technological internet companies such as Google, Facebook, etc. have the ability to obtain classified, sensitive and personal data from the Internet about the users of websites, including search engines and social media portals, who use these information services.

For the needs of these considerations, the issue of the security of classified data stored in Big Data database systems run by internet technology companies managing social media portals should be added.

There have been frequent thefts made by cybercriminals who, from these Big Data systems, stole classified and sensitive information about hundreds of thousands or millions of users of particular social media portals.

The development of social media portals therefore generates an increased risk of theft of data on users of social media portals.

Therefore, technological internet companies that run social media portals but also other companies that collect large amounts of data about users of specific, information services should continually develop and improve risk management systems for potential data loss from Big Data information resources.

Due to the above, in many companies, especially in large corporations, integrated risk management systems are built and improved.

Integrated risk management systems combine risk management processes in various areas of a company, institution or other organization.

One of the areas of risk management, the importance of which in many companies is growing, is risk management in the area of obtaining, archiving, analyzing and processing data in Big Data database systems.

In view of the above, I am asking you: Is the risk of cybercriminal attacks on Big Data database systems that contain personal data of social media portal users growing?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

Do you think that the use of social media portals is completely safe?

Are you providing certain information on your profiles established on social media portals, such as Facebook, Tweeter, WhatsAp, LinkedIn, Google+, Instagram, etc.

Are the personal profiles and social media contained on these portals fully protected, are they fully secure?

Please reply

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Should there be a "code of ethical principles" in the field of business use of information downloaded from social media portals?

This type of "code of ethical principles" in the use of information contained in social networks should be created on a national and cross-polar basis. In this perspective, the "code of ethical principles" should be closely correlated with the binding standards of business ethics and legal regulations for conducting business in a given country.

Such "ethical codes" create for their own needs some companies that operate in internet marketing and use data obtained from posts, comments and posts contained on social media portals for this commercially-run marketing activity and in the field of information services.

Research on this issue shows that more and more technology and marketing companies obtain information from entries, posts, comments posted by Internet users, including users of social media portals.

The information collected from these sources from these websites is aggregated in Big Data database systems and processed mainly for the purpose of their use in the marketing activity of a given technology company or for the needs of other companies that are its clients.

In the context of the information downloaded in this way and their use for commercial purposes, a question arises regarding the ethics of this activity.

In my opinion, to ethically use the discussions, content of entries, posts posted on social media portals, it is necessary to acquire and process this scientific data using the principle of anonymity of aggregation and data processing for the needs of research, apply an objective research approach, comply with applicable ethics standards of research and in accordance with applicable law.

However, taking into account the growing Internet marketing sector, the need to develop a national or international "code of ethical principles" in the area of business use of information downloaded from social media portals may emerge more and more often.

In view of the above, I am asking you: Should there be a "code of ethical principles" in the field of business use of information downloaded from social media portals?

Please reply.

I invite you to the discussion

I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

What are the important topics in the field: Social media?

What kind of scientific research dominate in the field of social media portals? What are the important topics in the field: Social media?

Social media can affect the personal lives of individual people. The sociological behavior of people is changing. Some people exchange traditional contacts with other people for contacts via social media portals. It changes the sociology of people's behavior, it affects sociological behavior, it generates new types of problems that also affect behavioral economics and the behavior of entire communities.

Please reply.

I invite you to the discussion

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How to effectively promote important news in the media?

Describing the most important events in magazines, ie "Highlights" and other media, is now crucial in the sphere of the media. This type of trend also dominates in posts, entries, comments on social media portals. On the one hand, it is about drawing attention to a given topic in new information generated in huge amounts.

On the other hand, short descriptions of important events involve limited volume of the text and thus the content of the message being forwarded. Media marketing is therefore important, especially strong marketing in new online media, including on social media portals.

In view of the above, I would like to ask you: How to effectively promote important news in the media?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Which of the science fiction movies, according to you, turned out to be the most prophetic futurological?

The science fiction genre is one of the most important genres in film art. Thanks to science fiction movies, many interesting futurological visions, many new inventions, etc. were created.

Many films from the science fiction genre were created in the film art, in which many prophetic visions and futurological projections appeared. For example, in the film "Return to the Future" directed by Robert Zemeckis appeared many futuristic products, some of which are currently in operation. Apparently, some inventions arose thanks to this film, especially the second part of this trilogy. The Hendo company from California launched in 2015 the first levitating magnetic skateboard. Apparently, Nike is working on creating shoes that will be automatically laced at the touch of a button that works similar to those that Marty McFly had in the second part of the trilogy.

At the McFly house in 2015, we have a rich futuristic gallery and mostly hit ideas. Family members wear goggles with colorful LEDs at home, whose idea vividly resembles Google Glass or Oculus Rift. When the videophone speaks at the McFly, information about who the addressee of the call is displayed in the goggles. The interlocutor, the head of Marthy named Needles, appears on a completely flat screen TV and announces with satisfaction that McFly throws him out of work. Could the scriptwriters have predicted Skype? What's more, during the conversation next to the Needles likeness, information about his age, family, interests and preferences is displayed.

That is the prediction of social media. A flat McFly TV moment later reveals yet another futuristic feature: multifunctionality. This happens when Marthy calls (voice!) Various TV channel proposals. The iconic time machine created by Dr. Emmett Brown is a converted DeLorean DMC-12. In the film, it is an electric car that uses 1,21 gigawatts of energy to travel in time to use a nuclear reactor. However, when this fails, a genius scientist replaces him with an "eco-fuel" of waste. We see Dr. Brown charging garbage in the tank, including fruit skins and pouring leftovers of beer from the can. This can be successfully compared to biomass fuels used today, among which the most popular is biodiesel, most often obtained from rapeseed oil.

Other futuristic inventions that appeared in "Return to the Future 2" are thought-minded games, a camera with face recognition, 3D holographic street advertising videos, a camera drone, fingerprint identification, biometrics based payments, an alpha sleep rhythm generator , weather forecasting, rejuvenating treatments (Dr. Brown lengthened his life by 30-40 years, unprinting paper.) However, not all these inventions, gadgets or energy sources were created in the form as shown in this video. Cars fly but not on magnetic cushions like in this film only as drones or as autoloty, i.e. a car-to-plane intersection created by the American company Terrafugia in 2014 and another version by the Slovak company Aeromobil.

On the other hand, not everything is provided in the picture from this movie. such dynamic development of the Internet, personal computers and smartphones events in that country are transmitted via fax and video calls.

But maybe in another science fiction movie that was created in the past better futuristic visions of the development of technology, technology, science, etc., which has happened to the present?

Or maybe there are such science fiction companies in the cinematography that have recently been created in recent years and present futuristic visions of the development of technology, science, etc., which is to be developed over several decades and presented in a very professional and full scientific knowledge, what could be considered a prophetic, futuristic vision of the future?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

Do social media portals facilitate establishing contacts between scientists in order to create international research teams?

In my opinion, recruiting colleagues to a research team via a social media portal like Facebook is possible but probably rarely used. Facebook or other popular social media portals, like LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Tweeter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, Snapchat, Pinterest, etc., are not sites tailored to the needs of researchers. Apparently, internet technology companies that manage the largest social media portals, such as Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Tweeter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, Snapchat, etc., plan to undertake research and implementation work or implement these works to implement specific technologies for social media portals artificial intelligence. Perhaps, when these social media portals will be improved accordingly, when artificial intelligence will be implemented in these social media portals, it will become more friendly to scientists.

However, at the moment, social media portals such as Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Tweeter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, Snapchat, Pinterest etc. can be used to recruit colleagues to the research team. First and foremost, it should be in a network of contacts, so-called friends on these websites have scientists and researchers. Then, on the profiles established on these websites, you should publish invitations to establish scientific cooperation in a given research topic. Certainly it will not be as effective as on the Research Gate research portal, because the RG portal is a typical scientific portal, adapted to the needs of researchers and researchers, and the other social media portals listed above do not offer functions adequate to the needs of people in the world of science. The Research Gate portal offers the greatest opportunities for exchanging scientific experiences, presenting the results of scientific research and establishing cooperation between scientists.

In the Research Gate portal, you can interact with researchers, researchers conducting similar or similar research. Developing contacts in the world of science is the opportunity to meet scientists with whom I could conduct joint research projects, joint research, analytical processes. It is possible to collect data collectively, eg from surveys carried out by members of an international research team, including people who operate in other countries. In this way, you can compare research results on an international basis. You can conduct a comparative analysis and write a joint article text for publication. There are so many opportunities to develop contacts in the world of science thanks to the functioning of the Research Gate portal. At the moment, social media portals such as Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Tweeter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, Snapchat, Pinterest etc. do not offer such opportunities to researchers and researchers.

Research Gate is a very useful science portal in which scientists and researchers and practitioners can find interesting scientific publications on a specific topic. In addition, it is possible to set up research teams, including international ones, at RG. RG is also an excellent form of scientific information exchange, including the results of scientific research between researchers conducting research work in analogous problems. RG is also a huge database of scientific publications that can be quickly found on a given topic in the RG search engine. In connection with the above, RG has many advantages that determine the rapid development of this portal.

In view of the above, the current question is: Do social media portals facilitate establishing contacts between scientists in order to create international research teams?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

I think Facebook, LinkedIn, Tweeter, YouTube, Instagram, Google+, Pinterest are more orientated for marketing purposes.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

The question of the accuracy of prognostic studies of the sentiment of verification of Internet users' comments in Big Data systems?

The question of the accuracy of prognostic research carried out on the basis of an analysis of the sentiment of verifying the comments of Internet users archived in Big Data systems?

Currently, many research centers use sentiment analysis by examining the content of comments, posts and news of thousands or millions of users of social media portals and other websites. The sentiment analysis is carried out on large collections of information collected from the deliberately selected many websites and stored in Big Data database systems. This analysis is carried out periodically at specific time intervals to diagnose changes in the main trends of general social awareness, including opinions on specific topics in society.

This analysis may also refer to the diagnosis of dominant political sympathies, specific political views and opinions on selected political topics. This analysis is also used to examine the public support at a given time for specific politicians, candidates in the presidential elections or parliamentary elections. If this type of sentiment analysis is carried out directly by presidential or parliamentary elections, then it can be treated as an additional research instrument of a prognostic nature. There were results obtained from this type of prognostic analyzes characterized by a high level of accuracy of prognostic research.

In view of the above, the current question is: The question of the accuracy of prognostic research carried out on the basis of an analysis of the sentiment of verifying the comments of Internet users archived in Big Data systems?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

The process of popularizing the concept of sustainable pro-ecological development based on the concept of a new, green economy?

What is the role of particular social groups in disseminating the concept of sustainable pro-ecological development based on the concept of a new, green economy?

The role of engineers is particularly important for enabling sustainable development, including sustainable pro-ecological development, based on the concept of a new, green economy. Engineers create new technological solutions, new energy technologies, ecological innovations, innovative ecological buildings, develop renewable energy sources in industry and other applications, create automation technologies for waste segregation, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, develop electromobility, carry out investment projects to reclaim a devastated natural environment, etc.

Apart from engineers, the key actors are the state as an economic entity and financial institutions, ie the main actors of external financing of environment-friendly investment projects, thanks to which sustainable sustainable development based on the concept of green economy is enabled and implemented. The role of politicians who set the direction of the necessary systemic changes is also important.

Also important is the role of citizens who within the civil and information society are increasingly aware of the threats to the growing risk of climatic cataclysms that are a derivative of the progressive global warming. The role of mass media and new online media is important, including social media portals, thanks to which the level of social awareness for this type of important problems, particularly important in the 21st century, important for humanity, for the whole planet Earth is growing.

In view of the above, the current question is: What is the role of particular social groups in the dissemination of sustainable pro-ecological development based on the concept of a new, green economy?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Is the Research Gate portal a specialized research portal or a typical social media portal?

The Research Gate portal has the functions of both a typical communication medium for researchers and scientists as well as some functions of the social media portal but profiled to the world of science and research. Therefore, the Research Gate portal is a specialized portal for the exchange of experiences between scientists in the field of conducted research and, at the same time, an online information medium with some features typical of the social media portal.

Thanks to the fact that it has so many functions in this area, it is currently the globally leading communication medium that enables the exchange of scientific and scientific-didactic experiences, the results of scientific research from conducted research, dissemination of particularly important concepts of the world of science.

In view of the above, the current question is: Is the Research Gate portal a specialized research portal or a typical social media portal?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

What information technologies will develop intensively in 2019?

In my opinion, technologies for processing large data sets in Big Data database systems and other information technologies, information processing services on the Internet or data obtained from the Internet, including social media portals. The Internet of Things will continue to grow dynamically, support systems for enterprise management processes, computerized data processing, Business Intelligence, etc. In addition, other technologies typical for the current fourth technological revolution, known as Industry 4.0.

In view of the above, the current question is: What information technologies will develop intensively in 2019?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Improving search techniques and data processing on the Internet?

Searching for information on the Internet was and is one of the most important internet services.

The techniques and functions of search engines since the 1990s have constantly changed in the process of their improvement.

Currently, information search functions on the Internet already contain not only specialized search engines but also portals specialized in given issues of websites and, for example, social media portals. On the other hand, internet search engines constantly improve their functions of advanced searches.

Currently, leading internet technology companies offering specific information services, including information retrieval, are working on the implementation of a specific artificial intelligence technology to information processing techniques in which they offer certain information services on the Internet. In recent years, advanced information processing technologies in the cloud and in Big Data database systems have been intensively developed, in which large sets of data collected from specific websites are collected.

In view of the above, the current question is: Improving search techniques and data processing on the Internet?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

The importance of new online media and education on these media in the modern economy?

Media education is very important in my country.

It mainly concerns such fields of study as media studies, journalism, new media on the Internet, security of information transfer on the Internet, internet marketing, new media including social media portals, information processing in Big Data database systems, etc.

In my country, the development of services based on teleinformatics and new media is considered an important factor in the development of a modern knowledge-based economy. In addition, the development of services based on teleinformatics and new media is also considered one of the main determinants of the current fourth technological revolution referred to as Industry 4.0.

In view of the above, the current question is: The importance of new online media and education on these media in the modern economy?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

Is the progressive increase in the digitization of the education process a feature of the current technological revolution of Industry 4.0?

Is the progressive increase in the digitization of education process instruments a feature of the current technological revolution known as Industry 4.0?

Measuring the impact of digital technology, including new online media on the process of learning and the effects of the education process can be based on a comparison of assessments at a specific time, a specific educational process supported by the use of new online media, social media portals and other technologies typical of the digital age.

These technologies currently include mainly new technological solutions, streamlining improvements, innovations etc. regarding, among others, advanced data processing, including data obtained from the Internet, data processing in the cloud, Big Data database systems, using artificial intelligence, etc. These new technologies of advanced information processing co-create the current fourth technological revolution called Industry 4.0.

In view of the above, the current question is: Is the progressive increase in the digitization of education process instruments a feature of the current technological revolution known as Industry 4.0?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

The development of social communication on the Internet?

It seems to me that the answer to this question can be sought through the study of behavioral, social and informational activities of users of social media portals.

Users of social media portals provide specific information for their friends or publicly on the websites of specific social media portals and in the comments posted on other websites.

In this way, social communication develops, which significantly complements and displaces the classic mass media information.

On the other hand, social media portals written by users are a valuable source of information for marketing companies, which analyze and analyze analytical reports commissioned by other companies interested in the opinions of Internet users relating, for example, to the recognition of a brand, product, mission of a specific company.

In view of the above, the current question is: The development of social communication on the Internet?

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I invite you to the discussion.

Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

Should new internet media be used in educational processes?

Yes, this is a very important issue. The issue of communication with the use of new online media is very important in the context of an efficiently run education process.

We are currently communicating widely across various online media, including via email. Some of the email mailboxes we use have anti-spam restrictions, which makes communication difficult. The development of communication through various online media, also through social media portals is an important issue in education.

New media should be effectively used in the education process, but not always their technical specification is fully suitable for the needs of communication development in the context of the ongoing education process. However, as far as possible, new online media should be used in education, because young people use them widely and can be an excellent additional tool in the field of teaching instruments, eg for the purpose of efficiently searching for the necessary, current information.

In view of the above, I would like to ask you: Should new internet media be used in educational processes?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

Are we dealing with a crisis of authorities in the era of the technological revolution and new online media?

Currently, in the age of technological revolution and new online media, including social media portals, which are one of the main sources of information and is the dominant communication medium for many young people through these new media, many people create a business, policy, creator of the largest technology corporations, artists from various fields, so-called idols of musics, film, etc.

However, did not the notion of authority lose its meaning in this way?

Of course, in the world of science, this issue may look much different. In the world of science, most researchers and scientists usually indicate as the authorities of their exceptional mentors, promoters of scientific papers, eminent professors specializing in a specific field of science.

But how does it look outside the world of science?

Is there a crisis of authorities for the average citizen of modern communities in the age of technological revolution and new online media?

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I invite you to the discussion.

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Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

What kind of companies have the greatest opportunities to influence public opinion?

What kind of companies have the greatest opportunities to influence public opinion? I hereby inquire about the influence of various entities, institutions and companies on the shaping of public opinion, on a specific information transfer, propagated through the mass media and shaping the general social consciousness in this way.

Some scientists studying this issue formulate the thesis that currently the largest technology companies operating on the Internet, such as Google and companies that run the largest social media portals have the greatest opportunities in this matter.

Do you agree with this opinion?

Do you have a different opinion on this matter?

Please answer

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I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

What do you know about the applications of processing technology and analysis of large data sets for e-marketing purposes?

The development of information processing technology in the era of the current technological revolution defined by Industry 4.0 is determined by the application of new information technologies in the field of e-commerce and e-marketing.

The current technological revolution described as Industry 4.0 is motivated by the development of the following factors: Big Data database technologies, cloud computing, machine learning, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, Business Intelligence and other advanced data mining technologies.

Based on the development of the new technological solutions in recent years, dynamically developing processes of innovatively organized analyzes of large information sets stored in Big Data database systems and information processing in the cloud for applications in such areas as: machine learning, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence , Business Intelligence. Added to this are additional areas of application of advanced technologies for the analysis of large data sets such as Medical Intelligence, Life Science, Green Energy, etc. Processing and multi-criteria analysis of large data sets in Big Data database systems is made according to the V4 concept, ie Volume (meaning number of data), Value (large values ??of specific parameters of the analyzed information), Velocity (high speed of new information appearing) and Variety (high variety of information).

The advanced information processing and analysis technologies mentioned above are used more and more often for marketing purposes of various business entities that advertise their offer on the Internet or analyze the needs in this area reported by other entities, including companies, corporations, financial and public institutions. More and more commercial business entities and financial institutions conduct marketing activities on the Internet, including on social media portals.

More and more companies, banks and other entities need to conduct multi-criteria analyzes on large data sets downloaded from the Internet describing the markets on which they operate, as well as contractors and clients with whom they cooperate. On the other hand, there are already specialized technology companies that offer this type of analytical services, develop custom reports, which are the result of such multicriteria analyzes of large data sets obtained from various websites and entries and comments on social media portals.

In view of the above, please answer the following question:

What do you know about the applications of processing technology and analysis of large data sets for e-marketing purposes?

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I invite you to the discussion.

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In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

Does anyone of you research the problems of users of online portals built in Big Data database systems?

Many data show that the largest internet technology companies that run social media portals, search engines, information services in cloud computing, instant messaging and other Internet information services gather in their Big Data database systems various information about Internet users using individual information, communication and marketing internet services. Often Internet users are not fully aware of how much information is available about them in Big Data database systems run by the largest online technology companies.

On the basis of information collected from various websites and portals about Internet users in Big Data database systems operated by these online technology companies, electronic equivalents of individual People are created in the form of so-called avatars. on the basis of this information, result reports are created in the Big Data database systems of internet technology companies, which are sold to other companies interested in a specific target group of clients, to which they direct their offer of products or services.

Frequently, Internet users notice that after they have searched the Internet for information on a specific topic, right after this search on various websites they use, advertisements or products related to what they just searched on the internet have been displayed on advertising banners. This is an example of the use of collected information in the Big Data database systems on the subject of users of individual websites and web portals via the Internet technology company.

In view of the above, I am asking you:

Are there any publications describing the avatars of users of social media portals built in Big Data database systems belonging to the largest online technology companies?

Does anyone of you research the problems of users of online portals built in Big Data database systems?

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I invite you to the discussion.

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In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

In the social media age, did friendship change its meaning?

Do new information technologies change the social behavior of people?

This is the kind of question that we will probably never find a full answer to.

Confidence, love, understanding, kindness, etc. seemingly obvious issues, but each person can interpret each of these concepts a little differently.

Therefore, it is difficult to form an unambiguous, universal answer to this type of question.

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Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

How should risk management and information security systems be improved on social media portals?

In my opinion, sensitive personal data concerning individual users who set up profiles, collected on social media portals, are not fully secure. This is confirmed by the occurrence of data leaks, data theft by cybercriminals.

In connection with the above, the issue of information security on the Internet is becoming an increasingly global problem and therefore, in the global approach, institutions and security systems for the transfer of information on the Internet should be developed. The security of information on the Internet can refer to many aspects of data security both at the level of central state institutions and international organizations as well as the security of personal data of individual citizens, sensitive data of citizens collected on various websites, including social media portals.

The improvement of risk management and information security systems at the supranational level is also a key issue. Technological companies managing social media portals on the one hand try to improve data security systems about users setting up accounts on social media portals. On the other hand, it is also important to cooperate with key, central data security institutions on the Internet that operate transnational.

This is important from the point of view of improving information security systems on the Internet in order to limit the possibility of using social media portals by cybercriminals operating transnational, using various social engineering techniques.

Please, answer, comments.

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Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

To what extent should the information be shared on the Internet in public and free of charge?

Free free access to information should prevail on the Internet.

This is the main factor in the dynamic development of many websites, new internet services, the growth of users of social media portals and many other types of websites.

In my opinion, all information that can be publicly disseminated should be available on the Internet without restrictions, universally and free of charge.

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I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

Objectivity of information in the media?

It is important that there is a social media control so that the media objectively present information about the world around us.

That in the media it was a reference to the truth, to facts verified by scientific research.

This issue also applies to new online media.

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

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In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

In which fields do the technologies of information processing and analysis in Big Data database systems apply?

Below are some issues related to Big Data database technologies that can be developed scientifically:

- application of data processing technology in Big Data database systems for modern education 4.0,

- improvement of forecasting of natural, climatic, economic, economic, financial, social etc. phenomena based on analyzing large data sets,

- analysis of sentiment, opinions of citizens, Internet users regarding brand recognition of companies, customer reviews of specific services and products, views on various topics, citizens' worldview based on the analysis of large collections of information downloaded from various websites, from comments downloaded from social media portals,

- analysis of information and marketing services of commercially operating companies that carry out specific analyzes of sentiment, citizens' opinions, Internet users regarding brand recognition, customer reviews of specific services and products etc. on behalf of other companies that purchase specific analytical reports,

- analysis of the possibilities of cooperation, synergy, correlation, conducting interdisciplinary research, connecting Big Data database systems with other information technologies typical for the development of the current fourth technological revolution called Industry 4.0, which include technologies such as: cloud computing, machine learning, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, etc.

In what other areas are the technologies of processing and analysis of information in Big Data database systems used?

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In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

Is internet marketing more effective than traditional based on classic media such as TV, radio, magazines, etc.?

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I invite you to the discussion

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Accordingly, I propose the following research question in this area:

What are the most effective marketing innovations used in new online media at the moment?

What are the most effective marketing innovations currently used in connection with the development of new information technologies of the current Industry 4.0 technological revolution?

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I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

Do social media portals dedicated to mobile devices develop faster than other types of social media portals?

Apparently, in the second half of 2018 Instargram is growing faster than Facebook, taking into account the increase in the number of new users setting up their profiles on individual social media portals.

Do similar trends occur when comparing other social media portals?

Do social media portals dedicated to mobile devices develop faster than other types of social media portals?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

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In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

Do you have your website?

Do you have your website or website on a specific social media portal?

Does the website help you with your academic, professional or other activities?

What do you think are the positive aspects of having a website?

Please reply

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Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Does the new media coverage increase the objectivity of the media and information provided to the public?

Do you think that the new media coverage increases the objectivity of the media and information provided to the public?

Please reply

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In addition, I propose the following research question in this area:

Can shaping the image of a brand, product, ... on the Internet create an image that differs from reality?

I believe that the influence of dominating social media portals is significant in terms of building and consolidating a specific brand image of companies, products, services and people.

Marketing tools are currently developing the fastest in new online media, including on social networks.

More and more companies, including the SME sector, will place company profiles on social media portals.

Most marketing innovations are currently being created in marketing conducted in new media on the Internet.

Group websites of fans of a specific brand, product, service or person are assumed.

There are blogs on which users of particular products, services, fans of a given brand, people etc. enter positive or negative comments.

There are also specialized advertising companies that deal with this on request.

Then, the image of a specific brand, product, service, Person etc., built on the Internet, may differ significantly from reality, at least when a specific product, the brand is new, it is little known, has a limited group of fans, etc.

Do you agree with my opinion?

Please reply

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In the context of the above considerations, I also propose the following research problem:

Can the information entered in the comments on social media portals be 100 percent. confidential and safe?

In my opinion, the information posted on social media portals are not 100 percent. safe.

There have been cases of hacking and stealing information from thousands of records, user profiles of these portals.

In addition, there are developed techniques for building programs that read information from commentators entered into thousands of profiles of social media portals.

Then this information is a research material for the sentiment analyzes carried out, i.e. analyzes of opinions prevailing among users of these portals on specific companies, brands, products and services.

Do you agree with my opinion?

Please reply

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I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

What are the effects of artificial intelligence implemented on social media portals?

Do you think artificial intelligence will be implemented in social media portals?

What are the effects of artificial intelligence implemented on social media portals?

Please, answer, comments.

I invite you to the discussion.

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In addition, I suggest the following questions and research problems in the above topic:

How much information about Internet users is found in the Big Data database systems of technology companies?

Thanks to Google search, you can find a lot of personal information on the Internet about Internet users using various websites that log on to various social media portals, using various information services offered by various companies and institutions via the Internet. Increasingly, people do not know how much information about them can be found by other people on the Internet.

The Google search engine refers to a variety of other knowledge resources, databases, social media portals in which a lot of information about citizens is found. In addition, Google develops its Big Data database solutions in the cloud computing and competes with Facebook and several other large online technology companies in the collection of data on Internet users.

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Another proposal for a research topic in this field:

Why do the number of Facebook users go down and what other social media portals are going through?

Why since the 4th quarter of 2018 the number of Facebook users has been falling and to what other social media portals existing Facebook users and new internet users are going through?

Reportedly, the affair with Cambridge Analytics and imperfect algorithms for filtering messages and posts published by Friends and displayed for individual Facebook users is not working properly and they are one of the main reasons for the decline in Facebook users since the end of 2018.

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

Why do the number of Facebook users go down and what other social media portals are going through?

Please reply

I invite you to discussion and scientific cooperation

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I propose the following proposal for a research topic in this area:

The question of objectivity and reliability of information contained on popular social media portals?

Unfortunately, this is the reality of information on popular social media portals, that most information is further subdued by clicking "share" or "like" certain posts. Most users of popular social media portals such as Facebook, Tweeter, Google+, Snapchat and others do not verify the information they provide further by clicking e.g. "share".

Most users of social media portals do not verify the information contained in posts with sources of this information, they do not check the actual state of data sources, do not carry out research to confirm the truth and objectivity of passed, passed on to certain familiar information contained in circulating and duplicated in thousands. and millions of clicks on posts.

In this way, the scale of information noise and the ability of the hackers to influence the public opinion is created, duplicated. In this way, acting on behalf of asocial and undemocratic, determined large business and political centers, hackers carry out actions to manipulate the public through the mass creation of posts containing false information.

In addition, certain marketing companies operating in the Internet specialize in similar activities, which in addition to writing custom-made posts also write comments under certain existing posts on profiles created by companies and fans of specific companies, products and services.

In view of the above, if the issue of reliability and objectivity of information provided further and reproduced in posts was to be improved on social media portals, it should first of all increase the awareness of Internet users in the above matter.

If users of social media portals begin to thoroughly check the credibility of data sources provided further in the posts of information, then the scale of information noise, fake news, lying propaganda, cynically manipulated public opinion will be significantly reduced.

Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?

In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:

The question of objectivity and reliability of information contained on popular social media portals?

Please reply

I invite you to discussion and scientific cooperation

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The above question inspired me to the following considerations:

What function of social media portals do you use most often?

What social media portals are the most helpful for you?

What information function, what information service do you consider the most important in social media portals?

Which features and applications of social media portals will, in your opinion, develop in the future to the greatest extent?

Please reply

Dear Friends and Colleagues of RG

The problems of the analysis of information contained on social media portals for marketing purposes are described in the publication:

Article THE QUESTION OF THE SECURITY OF FACILITATING, COLLECTING AND...

I invite you to discussion and cooperation.

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