identity & 3rd place online: social skills for a generation that is technologically unaware
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My slide deck for Neveneffecten event by Locus vzw, 6 May 2011 in Mu-ZEE-um Oostende. Topics: Google, Facebook and other web service providers have changed our ideas about privacy, anonymity and identity.TRANSCRIPT
Identity & 3rd place online:Social skills for a generation that is
technologically unaware
Clo Willaerts (@bnox)Mu-ZEE-um, 5 May 2011
Versions:• The Conversity Model
Het Conversity Model
• ePub, Kindle
Publishers:• Lannoo Campus (BE)
• Spectrum (NL)
• Amazon.com/co.uk
“Everyone has three lives: a public life, a private life, and a secret life.”
— Gabriel García Márquez
1975 Maze War
virtual worldvirtual = not
real, simulated, fantasy
http://www.digibarn.com/history/04-VCF7-MazeWar/index.html
1985 Ultima IV
Avatara (Sanskrit): "incarnation"
avatarcomputer games
internet chat
instant messaging
blogs
social networks
1989 Ray Oldenburg's Third Place
1993 Peter Steiner
“On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog” (The New Yorker)
“the ability to self-represent from behind the computer screen may be part of the compulsion to go online.”
2003 Michael Hanscom
“Your brand is what Google says your brand is, not what you say your brand is.”
- Chris Anderson
2006 Chris Anderson
2007 Google Streetview
2007 FacebookKevin Colvin
2007 FacebookKevin Colvin
2007 Robbie Cooper
2007 Robbie Cooper
2008 MySpace: Carmen Kontur-Gronquist
2008 Geneviève Bell
Geneviève Bell (Intel):
Secrets, lies & the possible perils of truthful technology
2009 Google Latitude
2009 Twitter: @keyinfluencer vs FedEx in Memphis
2009 Lamebook
2009 Facebook privacy settings
2010 Christoper “Moot” Pool
"People are just putting loads of information about themselves [on Facebook, Twitter, etc], and we're becoming very comfortable with sharing very intimate details about our life. "
2010 Chatroulette
2010 Awareness
2011 Julian Assange
“Facebook is CIA's 'Appalling Spying Machine'”
Future?
