12 hours ago by erkan

One of the most prominent scholar on youth and social networking sites, Danah Boyd, is interviewed in the Guardian.. Danah Boyd: ‘People looked at me like I was an alien’ Microsoft researcher Danah Boyd talks about social networking, young people and how the web is more private than your home What t ...

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20 hours ago by James Tuckerman

Earlier this morning, I was introduced to an 18 minute presentaton by Danah Boyd of Microsoft Research, who recently spoke at the Web 2.0 Expo in New York. The clip arrived in the form of a blog post, as part of a company newsletter. I mention this because the way that I received the clip, and the a ...

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2 days ago by Alan Jacobs

It’s hard for me to believe that anyone — anyone — would think it a good idea to project a giant stream of Twitter commentary on a speech while the speaker is giving it — but that’s what they do at the big Web 2.0 conference, with predictably disastrous results for Danah Boyd. Note the comments by K ...

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3 days ago by Erik Scherz Andersen

Vores forståelse af “privatliv” og “offentlighed” er under forandring. I de seneste dage har det været på flere af mine venners læber, fordi Facebook nu giver mulighed for at jeg kan se mine venners venners billeder. danah boyd holdt et klart og interessant foredrag ved årets ‘Le Web’, hvor hun fik ...

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3 days ago by Paulina Wojnar

Danah Boyd is one of my all-time-favourite online gurus. She writes interesting and insightful content on her blog while working as a researcher at Microsoft Research. This time she presents at Le Web a talk about visibility, privacy and the little worlds most of us voluntarily live in. A must-see a ...

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4 days ago by Futurelab

Knowing that I was going to speak at two different events within a week of one another to distinctly different audiences needing to hear a similar message, I decided to craft one talk for both Supernova and Le Web. This talk is one of my more serious talks, looking at problematic practices in social ...

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4 days ago by Nch

Participar en esta gran conversación implica visibilidad y la visibilidad trae aparejada una serie de consecuencias que Danah Boyd trató en Supernova de un modo particular e interesante. Boyd sostiene que en las redes sociales uno un poco ES sus amigos, la gente que uno eligió seguir “configura de a ...

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4 days ago by Annika Lidne

The second day of LeWeb turned more serious as Queen Rania of Jordania and Gary Vaynerchuk called for action. Crowds were sparser when the second day of LeWeb kicked off, even though the champagne ran out after just 1,5 hours at the official reception at Paris' historical and opulent Hõtel the Ville ...

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5 days ago by Ben Kunz

If you don't follow the mind of Danah Boyd, Google her and get on with it. She's the leading ethnographic researcher on social media. Here, in an excerpt from her recent dual speeches at Supernova and Le Web, she explores a gaping void in how we use social media to listen: " The public and networked ...

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7 days ago by tiffany

By and large, those who are looking are those who hold power over the person being observed. Parents look. Teachers look. Employers look. Governments look. Corporations look. These people are often looking to judge or manipulate. Given the powerful position they are in, those doing the looking often ...

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