Wiki So Far

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 I have contributed to a couple categories on our class wiki. Which are: "new media in business," "new media in food, beverage & hospitality industry," "new media in sports," "new media and devices," and in "gaming." I choose these to add to because I have some interest in each of these topics. I have added content, edited content, and added photos. One thing I noticed when I was looking at the business section was that it didn't have a section about different types of business. And since I learned about it in my law class that I am taking I decided to add it as a section because it is important when talking about business. I also added to the "Disadvantage of Social Media in NBA" because it was something I researched for the term paper and decided to contribute to that section.

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