Reporting live from Facebookistan.
By Digital Strategy — November 14, 2012 - 4:47 pmThere is no denying or avoiding the presence of the super network today. Over 48% of adults 18-34 check Facebook right when they wake up. Facebook is integral to nearly every action, whether you like it or not. And even if you don’t participate in the fun, someone you know is there to check you in at a location, or tag you in a photo, all without your permission, under the guise of showing and sharing.
With that in mind, let your ears wander over to The Facebook Show, a worldwide dissection of the social network phenomenon known as Facebook. Originally produced by On the Media and aired on NPR in October 2012, The Facebook Show is an hour-long program that studies the growth of Facebook, its effects on media and communication, along with the world’s on-going obsession. Featured speakers include Clay Shirky, Jillian York and NPR Marketplace reporter Christopher Werth.
NPR
On the Media
Why I’m Leaving Facebookistan (New Yorker)
Ruling Facebookistan (Foreign Policy)
Is Frictionless Sharing Really Frictionless? (code+construct)



