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This document provides biographical information about Jonathan Abrams, the founder and CEO of Friendster, an early social networking site. It notes that Abrams created Friendster in 2003 and highlights some of the recognition and awards he received for his work, including being named "The Social Pioneer" by Vanity Fair. The summary also mentions that while Friendster led to the creation of other social networks like Myspace and Facebook, it was ultimately surpassed by those later sites.
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A ll the values that Silicon Valley professes are the values of the 60s. The big techcompanies present themselves as platforms for personal liberation. Everyone hasthe right to speak their mind on social media, to fulfil their intellectual anddemocratic potential, to express their individuality. Where television had been apassive medium that rendered citizens inert, Facebook is participatory andempowering. It allows users to read widely, think for themselves and form their
own opinions.
We can’t entirely dismiss this rhetoric. There are parts of the world, even in the US, where
Facebook emboldens citizens and enables them to organise themselves in opposition to power.
But we shouldn’t accept Facebook’s self-conception as sincere, either. Facebook is a carefully
managed top-down system, not a robust public square. It mimics some of the patterns of
conversation, but that’s a surface trait.
In reality, Facebook is a tangle of rules and procedures for sorting information, rules devised by
the corporation for the ultimate benefit of the corporation. Facebook is always surveilling users,
always auditing them, using them as lab rats in its behavioural experiments. While it creates the
impression that it offers choice, in truth Facebook paternalistically nudges users in the direction
it deems best for them, which also happens to be the direction that gets them thoroughly
addicted. It’s a phoniness that is most obvious in the compressed, historic career of Facebook’s
mastermind.
Mark Zuckerberg is a good boy, but he wanted to be bad, or maybe just a little bit naughty. The
heroes of his adolescence were the original hackers. These weren’t malevolent data thieves or
cyberterrorists. Zuckerberg’s hacker heroes were disrespectful of authority. They were
technically virtuosic, infinitely resourceful nerd cowboys, unbound by conventional thinking. In
the labs of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) during the 60s and 70s, they broke
any rule that interfered with building the stuff of early computing, such marvels as the first
video games and word processors. With their free time, they played epic pranks, which
happened to draw further attention to their own cleverness – installing a living cow on the roof
of a Cambridge dorm; launching a weather balloon, which miraculously emerged from beneath
the turf, emblazoned with “MIT”, in the middle of a Harvard-Yale football game.
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