Shiva Vaidyathan: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy

Facebook, the world's greatest social media. Facebook is writing the best success myth of the early 21st century. When a website that compares faces to faces of Harvard students in the United States received a hot response, Facebook was the source of services created in February 2004 by Mark Jersey. Facebook now stands in the world’s most powerful social media with 2.5 billion active users (MAU). The total value of the city at the end of 2019 was $55 billion, one of five major corporations in the world. And in Corona19, we're still growing. It's because of the growth of the social media market. Social media users are estimated to be 45 percent of the world's population, or 3.5 billion. Facebook has the most users, and 68 percent of the population in the United States is active. In March of 2004, a survey by Mayor's Office, Stattaker, found that the world social media use had reached 65 percent of Facebook's weight. Facebook is beginning to see a wave of ads based on this. Facebook is strong in the country. Facebook released the 2010 Hankle app. A study last year by the app-encoding service Wiise app found Facebook to be second in size with the number of users in Korea, but it was number one in use. I was particularly popular in teenagers and 20s.

Korean title: 페이스북은 어떻게 우리를 단절시키고 민주주의를 훼손하는가

Korean author: 시바 바이디야나단

Korean publisher: 아라크네

ISBN-13: 9791157746644