Behind Facebook's success: It takes a village - International Herald Tribune: "In the West, a certain anonymity once prevailed, then was voluntarily surrendered. People now post drunken photographs of themselves, announce whereabouts, disclose activities that could return to haunt them. There are risks for employment. There are risks for relationships — 'No, I was at a work dinner,' you say, before the party photographs are uploaded. There are risks for offending friends when you visit a city without telling them.
But we make the same bargain as villagers: that, in surrendering privacy, we gain community."
Living and laughing with a disability - cerebral palsy; ordinary life, extraordinary circumstances.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Back to village life...
Twitter and Facebook seem weird, but once you start...oh so addicting.
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