Social media technologies appeal to a great variety of people due to the ubiquity associated with its reach and use. Mobile telecommunications network technology and personal document assistants equipped with Internet capabilities have provided the opportunity to use social media technologies to stay connected to others anywhere and anytime (Lewis, 2010). Similar to face-to-face interactions, social media allow users to build on existing relationships, connect with old and new friends, and gather information and community knowledge (Lewis, 2010). The use of social media platforms for information seeking is becoming a common practice. However, it is interesting that different social media platform support specifically different ways of presenting information shared by users. For instance, microblogging tools such as Twitter, allows for only a short burst of information at a time, whereas, social networks, such as Facebook permits the sharing of lengthy articles.