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August 16, 2009
How Does Surveillance Frame Social Networking Sites?
The research questions addressed in Social Networking Sites and the Surveillance Society by Christian Fuch are:
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How does economic and political surveillance frame social networking site usage?
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How knowledgeable are students about surveillance in society?
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How critical are students about the potential surveillance by state and corporation?
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How does the degree of knowledge about surveillance and the degree of critical consciousness on surveillance influence the usage of social networking sites?
The report is a case study of student usage of studiVZ, Facebook, and MySpace. Hat tip to beSpacific. [JH]
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