Which of the following are a way to leverage digital democracy?1 pointKeep your content static and allow people time to absorb it.The cult of personality can be utilized to become a digital celebrity and build a fanbase.Splendid isolation can block the intellect and curb people’s enthusiasm for the product.All of the above

Which of the following are a way to leverage digital efficiency?1 pointBe aggressive with change because people like new and shiny things.Make a deal by offering financial incentives like discounts or freemium.Stop people from sharing their stories in your digital space.None of the above

Which of the following digital benefits are typically leveraged to achieve democracy?1 pointAffordability and TrackabilitySociability and VisibilityVisibility and ConversabilityExcitability and Anonymity

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The two trends that enabled the development of digital platforms with minimal regulation were:Group of answer choicesAn environment of distrust and uncertainty in informationGlobalism and activismAn environment of communications deregulation and a belief that new media was separate to old mediaPressure from citizens and governmen

Is this statement true or false? Democracy is a condition in which a digital product or service is preferred to its analog alternatives due to its ability to reduce access and exclude ordinary people by leveraging digital tools.1 pointTrueFalse