SOC 103: Someone’s always watching... - Social Media and Self-Surveillance

Aesthetic: concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty. A concept constantly taking space in the youth’s photo dumps, Pinterest boards, and minds. While it's nice to be trendy, what are the results of a constant pressure to always have it put together? This episode we’ll be introducing a new series: The Kids Are Not Alright! We’ll be discussing issues that have been arising in Gen-Z, what we make of them, and how we even got here. Our first episode will cover self-surveillance - the act of consistently commodifying oneself. Tune in and find out how vloggers and lifestyle influencers have you looking over your own shoulder, even when you don’t realize it.Listen To Us Anywhere:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5Bf6Gk-SuKnWK0zI0i3M3QContact Us: [email protected]: William PleasantDesign: Matheus LagoRequired Reading:Self-Surveillance - an overview | ScienceDirect TopicsLaw Journal Library - HeinOnline.orgSelf-Surveillance Privacy by Jerry Kang, Katie Shilton, Deborah Estrin, Jeff Burke, Mark Hansen :: SSRNA Taxonomy of Social Networking Site Users: Social Surveillance and Self‐surveillance Perspective - Park - 2015 - Psychology & Marketing - Wiley Online LibrarySelf‐Surveillance - Yau - 2009 - Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology - Wiley Online LibraryViewpoint: Keeping a Close Watch – The Rise of Self-Surveillance and the Threat of Digital Exposure - Kingsley Dennis, 2008The Paris Review - Self-Surveillance in the Internet Age - The Paris ReviewSnap Inc. - Investor Relationshttps://www.npr.org/transcripts/1228067629#:~:text=The%20way%20I'm%20talking,other%20element%20is%20vocal%20fry. https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2022/08/10/teens-and-tech-acknowledgments/ 

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