Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

I Facebook, Therefore I Am

While we’ve all discussed the shortcomings of Facebook, how often do we discuss the downside of not being on Facebook?

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Insecurity, Creativity, and Superiority

The Social Network inspires complicated questions of why we create and how we measure our own worth and morality.

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Facebook Exodus

From the New York Times: Facebook Exodus. The exodus is not evident from the site’s overall numbers. According to comScore, Facebook attracted 87.7 million unique visitors in the United States in July. But while people are still joining Facebook and compulsively visiting the site, a small but noticeable group are fleeing – some of them [...]

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Does Professional Journalism Matter Anymore?

The reports of journalism’s death are greatly exaggerated – but the landscape is changing.

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Broken Windows and Internet Civility

I have a hunch that the aesthetics of online space may contribute more to the friendliness and maturity level of a place than we suspect.

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