Why Was Facebook So Easy to Hijack? – WSJhttps://www.wsj.com/articles/why-was-facebook-so-easy-to-hijack-1519045200What do Facebook Inc., the Soviet Union and the European Reformation have in common? They all consist of networks that formed quickly by leveraging new communications technologies and then just as swiftly were taken over by a handful of people who consolidated their influence over millions of people.
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“Social media has created an artificial pecking order and manufactured consent on the definition of status. The more fans, friends or followers you have the higher you are in the pecking order, and the greater your status.” The Toxic Impact of Quantifying Every Aspect of Our Liveshttps://medium.com/@skooloflife/the-toxic-impact-of-quantifying-every-aspect-of-our-lives-92cca4e8448fWhen we start seeing people as numbers, we’ve voluntarily […]
MySpace turns 15: Looking back at a pre-Facebook world – CNEThttps://www.cnet.com/news/myspace-memories-15-years-later-facebook-social-media/?ftag=CAD1acfa04&bhid=27170905380744054130315685538756It was a much simpler time back in the day… “Your first friend Tom. Top 8 drama. Take a look back at the most popular social networking sites before Facebook.” Related
