1. HIDING IN THE SHADOWS OF CYBERSPACE
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By Sohee Pyo

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3. As we want to know every detail about
celebrities, news stories, and popular
culture stories
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SOCIAL MEDIA ALLOWS
PEOPLE TO READ, REACT, AND SHARE
such JUICY INFORMATION

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In Q1 2013 Facebook reports,
MONTHLY ACTIVE USERS were 1.11
BILLION as of March 31 an increase of
23% YOY

6. 1 Million Websites have integrated
with facebook
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7. Online Voyeurism
The Idea Of Looking And Not Touching
Seeing But Not Interacting
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8. Voyeurs can “anonymously sit and watch people
broadcast their lives to the world.”
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10. Anonymity online is so easy
18-24-year-olds on
Facebook have 510
friends on average. sourced
from Marketing Charts
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11. A result of information overload creates false excitement in a
desperate bid to attract audiences
Paradoxically news sources and distribution
platforms are increasing, BUT capacity to provide
quality news is diminishing
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12. Voyeuristic tendencies prove how
nosy we have become
observation of “friends” has become voyeurism
Dialogue has become shouting matches
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13. Relentless FB newsfeeds provide
fairly unnecessary level of
connectivity
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15. WHO IS TRULY A
AND WHO IS A MERE
This ambiguity helped
spawned the term
“Facebook stalking”
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16. 85% of women are annoyed by their
friends on Facebook. (Web Pro News))
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17. YET 25% of users don’t bother with
Privacy Settings
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19. CHECK YOUR FACEBOOK PRIVACY SETTINGS
DON'T LET VIRTUAL VOYEURS RUIN YOUR DAY.
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CREATIVE
COMMONS, AND
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1. www.alanrudnick.org/2012/09/18/kate-middleton-and-social-media-
voyeurism/
2. investor.fb.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=761090
3. www.datadial.net/blog/index.php/author/joe/
4. nmincite.com/friends-frenemies-why-we-add-and-remove-facebook-
friends/
5. www.digiday.com/platforms/1-alarming-stats-social-media/
6. twitter.com/FactHive/status/330117533023731713
7. theconversation.com/the-paucity-of-information-overload-12203
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