

Useful Lessons From 'Slow Social Media'
Oct 8, 2024
Eli Pariser, co-director of New Public and advocate for better digital spaces, dives into the lessons from 'slow social media.' He champions community-driven platforms like Vermont's Front Porch Forum that prioritize meaningful interactions over viral content. The conversation covers the importance of local engagement to combat disinformation, the role of local newspapers in fostering civic ties, and how careful digital design can enhance connectivity. Pariser emphasizes that with the right approach, social media can evolve into a valuable tool for communities.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 3min
Reimagining Digital Spaces for Communities
02:46 • 7min
The Vital Role of Local Newspapers
09:43 • 6min
Exploring Local Community Diversity and Connectivity
16:13 • 2min
Community Connection: The Front Porch Forum
18:25 • 24min
Reimagining Digital Communication
42:43 • 6min