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David CorkingThis is a very weird discovery. This Python hacker validates the results from hiw own experience: http://ironfroggy-code.blogspot.com/2007/06/validation-for-myspace-hating.html "I don't know anyone on Facebook. All of my friends are on MySpace"
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Hegemonic American teens (i.e. middle/upper class, college bound teens from upwards mobile or well off families) are all on or switching to Facebook. Marginalized teens, teens from poorer or less educated backgrounds, subculturally-identified teens, and other non-hegemonic teens continue to be drawn to MySpace.
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paul reidSome teens are flocking to MySpace. And some teens are flocking to Facebook. Which go where gets kinda sticky, because it seems to primarily have to do with socio-economic class.
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28 Jun 07
teateateaOver the last six months, i've noticed an increasing number of press articles about how high school teens are leaving MySpace for Facebook. That's only partially true. There is indeed a change taking place, but it's not a shift so much as a fragmentation.
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27 Jun 07
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Ian WilkerDanah Boyd's latest: "'Hegemonic' American teens are all on or switching to Facebook. Marginalized teens, teens from poorer or less educated backgrounds, subculturally-identified teens, and other non-hegemonic teens continue to be drawn to MySpace."
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26 Jun 07
edtechtalkquite a comment / trackback frenzy over this one ...
viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace -
Jennifer Maddrellquite a comment / trackback frenzy over this one ...
viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace-
viewing American class divisions through Facebook and MySpace
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Chris HeuerVery hot article from Danah Boyd - need to find time to read it more thoroughly and write some more thoughts on this...
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25 Jun 07
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Adam CroweComment: "Visualization would be a fascinating extension of this essay. If you could anonymously overlay facebook and myspace communities onto the Google Map. If your SNS requests zipcode then you are being class-profiled for marketing purposes."
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John Eckmandanah boyd essay on class, facebook, and myspace (in the US). She's looking for feedback
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