[WebPub] AlterNet: Facebook and MySpace Users Are Clearly Divided Along Class Lines

[Nancy DuVergne Smith]

Thanks so much for passing this on. Danah boyd SM 02 is an alum, so I'm
going to post this on our blog, Slice of MIT -
http://sliceofmit.wordpress.com/

nancy


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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 8:20 AM
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Subject: [WebPub] AlterNet: Facebook and MySpace Users Are Clearly Divided
Along Class Lines


This story has been forwarded to you from
http://www.alternet.org by lmayer at mit.edu

Interesting - there are two types of teens, those who use Facebook and those
who use MySpace. Be sure to check out the interviews and comments by the
teens on page two...

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Facebook and MySpace Users Are Clearly Divided Along Class Lines
http://www.alternet.org/media/142356

The inequalities and divisions in society have emerged online in social
networks despite the belief that everyone is connected by the Internet.
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