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Kommentar zu Facebook and how it changes us all! Vol.4 von Chloe

Chloe — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:28:37 +0000

People nowadays aren’t feeling the isolation that was once felt because Facebook has become a major community itself! Much like the local community of the neighbourhood each of us lives in. Every Facebook member is localised to the same place, and therefore proximity is irrelevant.
In relation to IP and privacy, I think people forget that all information uploaded onto Facebook is consented. The applications within Facebook, such as checking-in, are not forced upon us, but rather we choose to interact with them. Openness on Facebook is still a choice, and I believe that by now everybody should (hopefully) understand that once something is on the internet you can never take it back. In reality, people should think twice before ‘checking-in’ at their kitchen.

Kommentar zu Facebook and how it changes us all! Vol.3 von Chloe

Chloe — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:11:10 +0000

I agree that Facebook is an excellent way for seeing how and who individuals interact with online, but I also feels that blogs do the same and are not just about straightforward content.
I have a blog, and feel that I have joined a digital community with people who have similar interests. I interact with others content and discuss and converse, just as people do on Facebook.
It has even become apparent to me that my interaction with Facebook has declined since starting a blog. I feel this is due to the way I can express myself on my blog. I find it gives me more ability and creativity then Facebook does; and seeing my content be viewed by people from all over the place is, to be frank, awesome!

Kommentar zu Facebook and how it changes us all! Vol.3 von Alycia

Alycia — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 05:44:03 +0000

This is a good post on outlining the differences that Facebook has compared to other forms of social media. On first glance from a new user Facebook may seem to be “another social website” but as you’ve pointed out – It’s a whole lot more than that because it relies on each individual to make an effort with their socializing on the net. It requires them to still make an effort with their relationships with others (though this is easier than socializing in real life, which we need to remember.)

The fact that we can now work and attend school via the internet is amazing – something that should not be taken lightly. It does make you think though, should we be pushing away real life contact in favour of reliance on technology? I guess time will tell.

Kommentar zu Facebook and how it changes us all! Vol.4 von Alycia

Alycia — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 01:21:17 +0000

I really like at the start of this post how you bought up life pre-car. It reminds people that there has always been a time that some type of technology has NOT existed. Sometimes people take their electronics for granted.

The phrase, “global village” really speaks to people because that’s exactly what is happening.

“What happens to copyright, privacy and Co.?
We use the ideas of other without worrying about copyright anymore, we expanded the way freedom of speech can be seen, is there even any censorship? Will all this change our ethics? It has definitely already changed our way of trust, openness, and sharing in non-privacy communities.” – This is an issue that is becoming quite widespread in the world today, something that Facebook is adding to due to it’s sometimes confusing privacy rules/tools.

Kommentar zu Facebook and how it changes us all! Vol.4 von Laura

Laura — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 05:15:32 +0000

Links to Friends Blogs:

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Kommentar zu Kulturbetrieb gefunden-jetzt kann es los gehen! von Christian Henner-Fehr

Christian Henner-Fehr — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:02:42 +0000

Und wie geht das Projekt voran? Gibt es schon erste Ergebnisse?

Kommentar zu Learning by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! von Stoffsammlung I: Kultur zu vernetzen - Brainblogger - Denken, Zukunft, Gehirn, Kultur, Evolution

Sun, 19 Jul 2009 20:43:49 +0000

[...] sein. Gemeinsam mit einer Kulturmanagerstudentinan unserer Karlshochschule werde ich im Zuge eines praktischen Projektes der Frage nachgehen, wie man einen Oldschool-Kulturbetrieb digital vernetzen kann, so dass er sich [...]

Kommentar zu Learning by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! von Patrick

Patrick — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 20:28:56 +0000

Hallo Christian,

wir werden den geringsten Weg des Widerstandes gehen. Möglichst lokal, möglichst große Bereitschaft und kurze Wege. Für Ausschreibungen und lange Kennenlernmeetings bleibt glaube ich leider wenig Zeit. In diesem Fall wird Solveig die Auswahl treffen, d.h. ich gehe da völlig unbedarft ran und mache das Beste aus dem was ich machen soll.

Kommentar zu Learning by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! von Christian Henner-Fehr

Christian Henner-Fehr — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 06:35:52 +0000

Klingt spannend! Nach welchen Kriterien sucht Ihr den Kulturbetrieb aus? Entscheidet Ihr nach Lust und Laune oder macht Ihr eine Art Ausschreibung?

Kommentar zu Was ist das hier? von Learning by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! « Kultur zu vernetzen

Learning by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! « Kultur zu vernetzen — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 11:37:58 +0000

[...] by doing: Kultur zu vernetzen?! Wir unterbrechen unser reguläres Programm für eine kleine Ansage. Ursprünglich war ja geplant, dass einige Kulturmanagerstudentinnen und ich mich dem Thema der Vernetzung und Vermarktung von [...]