Getting Intimate with invisible audiences, Mushon Zer-Aviv
by Udi h Bauman
1. about
1.1. Artist & Designer
1.1.1. of Ars Electronica fame
1.2. mushon.com
1.3. @mushon
1.4. ShiftSpace.org
2. Subject
2.1. privacy
3. Questions
3.1. Who uses the Internet?
3.2. Who uses the street?
4. Who are the cultural leaders today?
4.1. geeks
5. Privacy & openness
5.1. not black & white
6. Information wants to be free != People wants to be free
7. There's a scale between private & public
8. Social media is performative
8.1. Not only communication, only presenting oneself
9. Hana Arendt quote on public spaces
9.1. enable people to understand the norms regulating society
9.2. let people express themselves & learn from the feedback of others
9.3. enable people to convert sayings or actions to "real" thru the others witnessing them
10. Danna Boyd quote on social networks as mediated publics
10.1. 4 unique characteristics
10.1.1. Persistence
10.1.2. Searchability
10.1.3. Replicabiility
10.1.4. Scale
10.1.5. all 4 leading to
10.1.5.1. Invisible Audiences
10.1.5.1.1. key factor in discussion on privacy
11. Example: chatroullete
11.1. Mediated publics?
11.1.1. No persistence
11.1.2. No searchability
11.1.3. No replicability
11.1.4. No Scale
11.1.5. and therefore
11.1.5.1. No Invisible Audiences
11.2. No content
11.3. Rather conversation
11.4. Much more like physical public spaces than social media spaces
11.5. You can watch but cannot touch
11.6. Maybe this example can teach us how to create spaces with grey shades of privacy
11.7. Southpark sketh on chatroullete
11.8. Taking screenshot/screencast destroys all charcteristics of public spaces
11.8.1. You get
11.8.1.1. Persistence
11.8.1.2. Searchability
11.8.1.3. Replicabiility
11.8.1.4. Scale
11.8.1.5. and therefore
11.8.1.5.1. Exposure to Invisible Audiences
11.8.2. No more conversation, rather content