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For more perspective on this question, I'd recommend this recent video (~6 min) by Casey Neistat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKSr6h5-fCU https://www.youtu
by bcn 12y ago
For more perspective on this question, I'd recommend this recent video (~6 min) by Casey Neistat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKSr6h5-fCU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKSr6h5-fCU
- weavie 12y agoWow. This shows how out of touch I am with youth culture.
- smtddr 12y agoWHOOOAAA.... I didn't know about the story feature. I thought it was still just a glorified MMS with an alleged unrecoverable-delete-in-10-secs feature.
- memnips 12y agoAs someone of the "Facebook generation", I have to say my mind was blown by this video. Thanks for sharing. I feel there is clearly a trend line one could draw here in the evolution of social networking and social media. Since the initial era of social networking, friction was reduced (e.g. Instagram / Twitter) and now it's moving to be both frictionless and ephemeral (Snapchat). It's interesting because the trend almost leads you something like life broadcasting (e.g. Justin.tv) - but we've already been there. I wonder what the next phase will be.
- logicalman 12y agoAs someone who really respects and likes Snapchat, I had no idea the impact it was having on modern culture. I could not have come up with this experience.