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David Weinberger Ph.D. [email protected] Harvard Berkman Center for Internet & Society Senior Researcher US State Department Franklin Fellow This talk does not represent the views of the State Dept. June 3, 2010 Social Media at the Crossroads

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David Weinberger's keynote presentation from MassTLC's social media summit on June 3, 2010 at Microsoft NERD, Cambridge

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David Weinberger [email protected]

Harvard Berkman Center for Internet & Society

Senior Researcher

US State DepartmentFranklin Fellow

This talk does not represent the views of the State Dept.

June 3, 2010

Social Media

at the Crossroads

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Why social media matter

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The Web was always social

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PlatformsEssential Information

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Protocols

Hardware

Software

Social

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Gift

Art

Scale

???

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Who owns my content?

Who decides who can see it?

Will Mark let me post this?

When is Mark going to

change the rules again?

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Are social media media?

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Media stand between

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Media aren’t media

Buy!!

content

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(cc) Professor Bop @ flickr

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If the Web were a medium…

(3 points)

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We are the media

Transmit

GenerateTransformRecommend

Authenticate

AssimilateGive value to

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Information

Communication

Sociality

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We are the media

We take on the properties of

our medium

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We are the media

Intermittent contact

Interruptive

Need reason to call

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We are a network

We are taking on the

properties of our medium

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Parents with sick kids

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Parents with sick kids

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Parents with sick kids

Next day

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Advanced Droid Updaters

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People angry at SNL

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Always changing

Transient to Lifelong

Crazy-easy group formation

With social networks:

Non-interruptive, Constant

presence

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Two Consequences of a linked

social world

1.

4 Types of Transparency

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1. Transparent Sources

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2. Transparent self

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3. Transparent humanity

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4. Transparent interests

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Two Consequences of a linked

social world

2.

Echo Chambers

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Does the Net narrow us?

Centralized News

Major Headline

Smaller

News

Feature

Story

Local

News

Quirky

Story

Eat Your Broccoli

Stories

If it’s important,

it will find me

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Cass Sunstein

Echo Chambers further

convince us we’re right

…and move us to extremes

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Are social networks

echo chambers?

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Tough data

Look at links or behavior?

Does it vary by socio-

economics? Politics? etc.

Mythologized past?

Over-estimation of role of

diversity

Social role of echo chambers

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It doesn’t matter

Echo

ChamberFestival of

Diversity

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What this means for

marketersMarketers have liked echo

chambers

Echo chambers are bad for

democracy & culture

Resist Opportunities

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Thank you.

David Weinberger

Blog: www . JohoTheBlog . Com

Email: self@evident . com

Twitter: dweinberger