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CIU210 Social Media By Tim Ho

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CIU210 Social MediaBy Tim Ho

Key points

Identity

Surveillance

Social movement

Online identity

• Has social media change the way we thinking about our identity, some people think it’s a benefit that they are more visible to public and some other user use this visibility to their advantage: self promotion……

Concept of Surveillance

• The watcher (higher power) know what’s the object (less power) doing

• The object can’t see the watcher

Surveillance Stalk

Law

Social media and surveillance

• There is a fine line between sharing information and offering information for others to view.

i.e. people who want to be visible by posting selfies , sharing status and other information regularly and companies like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Google are accessing and monetising your information

“Surveillance is connected to coercion, repression, discipline, power, and domination.” – Foucault

Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon

Social Movement

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