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Personal Identity on Twitter by Jeff Manzione and Zoe Sagalow University of Maryland, HONR229F December 6, 2012
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Personal Identity on Twitter
- 1. Personal Identity on by Jeff Manzione and Zoe Sagalow HONR229F December 6, 2012
- 2. How do people present themselves on Twitter? Peoples identities on Twitter can be different than in real life. How are they different? Survey we conducted Example from real life
- 3. Anecdotal Survey 33 Twitter users Can only observe perceived identity So we asked about intentions to get an idea of projected identity
- 4. Results Have you ever tried to be witty on Twitter? Have you ever checked a tweet for spelling or grammar?
- 5. Results (continued) Have you ever tried to sound professional on Twitter? Have you ever chosen against making a tweet because you thought your peers might judge you?
- 6. Have you presented a persona on Twitter or do you act exactly the same as you do in real life? Yes 8 24% NO No 25 76% Yes
- 7. Arab Spring Started in Tunisia, spread throughout the Middle East Widespread use of Digital Media Twitter played a very important role
- 8. Mohamed Bouazizi Tunisian Street Vendor Government confiscated his wares. Bouazizi was slapped in the face and spat at by officers. The humiliation was the last straw. Self-Immolation
- 9. The Aftermath Was not publicized widely Except on Twitter: Twitter allowed people to discuss this issue.
- 10. Retweeting Retweeted the original tweet. The message was clear and spread quickly. Mentioning @ allowed people to communicate sentiment publically. People shared how enraged they were: Twitter was uncensored Tunisian Government did not expect the collective rage
- 11. Hashtags #ArabSpring #Tunisia #Algeria #Libya #Gaddafi #Egypt #Cairo #Mubarak #Aug22 #Jan25 #censorship #Bahrain #Syria #GCC #Feb14 #UK #P2 #TCOT #USA #Yemen #HumanRights #Kuwait #UN #KSA #Saudi #Mena #Alwefaq #Assad #UAE #Lulu #F1 #Mar15 #BBC #Qatar #Tahrir #CNN Makes themes searchable. Message spreads faster and widely.
- 12. Identity Free to speak publicly on Twitter People were able to present their true feelings! Open Discussion: Others shared their feelings Increased confidence in identity
- 13. Reactions People take up arms Suicides spread
- 14. Reactions (Continued) The Arab Spring was born. (Source: The Globe and Mail, 2011)
- 15. Twitter Identity Peoples identities on Twitter can be different than in real life.
- 16. Thank you!