These questions came to mind when I saw Slate's recent post about Caroline Giuliani, who was a member of a Barack Obama support group on the social networking site Facebook. I don't know about you, but many questions are raised, and I spent most of the wee hours asking them over at IvyGate. So in the spirit of not rewriting...(...continue reading "Can Journalists Scour Facebook For News? Is It Newsworthy? Is It Breaking?" on IvyGate's "What Does A Liberal Look Like? According to Lucy Morrow Caldwell, A Harvard Student (UPDATE)" »
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2 comments:
I'd be interested to hear what you think about the 6:01am facebook group departure time.
Doesn't it seem odd that Giuliani's daughter would be rummaging around on facebook in the wee hours of the morning?
@Travis:
Thanks for the read; as I said to Missy, I'm honored.
I think that 6:01 a.m. time indicates that it wasn't Caroline herself that was logged in to her Facebook profile at that time. Suspicious -- I'm not even up that early, and I commute more than an hour to work.
What do you think?
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The Editorialiste.
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