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Ki Mae Heussner, “Digital Confessionals: Tweeting Away Your Vices”
This article explores the use of social media as a way to motivate/shame yourself into meeting a goal, like losing weight, monitoring your spending, or quitting smoking. The author looks at one man who lost weight by tweeting his caloric intake, … Continue reading
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Jenny Hollander, “YouTube Video of Matthew Cordle Latest to Post Murder ‘Confession’ on Internet”
Last year, Because I said I would, a website that helps people post a commitment they are making, posted the above video on YouTube, featuring Matthew Cordle confessing to drunk driving the wrong way on a highway and killing a … Continue reading
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Tagged annotation, because i said i would, behavior, bustle, confession, crime, criminal, criminal justice, digital confessional, digital humanities, digital media, facebook, foucault, hegemony, internet confession, jail, jenny hollander, justice, matthew cordle, panopticon, police, postsecret, reddit, self-policing, social media, social norms, society, tumblr, twitter, victim, youtube
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Digital A-Rae 