Q1: One of SPJ's minimize harm topics for Ethic Week is "shamming in the age of social media." Can you explain and give examples? #ACESchat
@copyeditors Shaming in the age of the internet is something that fascinates me. There is an element of digital rubber-necking. #ACESchat
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@Digidave@copyeditors I am currently reading Jon Ronson's new book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed. Highly recommend it.#ACESchat -
@HashtagGrammar@Digidave THEN AGAIN, HULK NOT HAVE MUCH SYMPATHY FOR THOSE CALLED OUT FOR BAD BEHAVIOR. http://feministing.com/2015/04/16/so-youve-been-publicly-scapegoated-why-we-must-speak-out-on-call-out-culture/ …#ACESCHAT -
@MANUALOFHULK@Digidave Not to get into a huge debate about it, but this reviewer doesn't seem to have read the book. -
@HashtagGrammar@MANUALOFHULK HULK SMASH!!!!#AcesChat I am excited about the Avenger movie coming out this weekend. -
@Digidave@HashtagGrammar HULK EXCITED ABOUT MOVIE TOO! HULK GLAD TO SEE ONE OF HULK COUSINS GETTING SOME TIME ON SILVER SCREEN.#ACESCHAT
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@Digidave@copyeditors Shaming was, of course, present in tabloid print journalism. Social media amplifies it through the roof, though. -
@larryfeltonj@copyeditors Very true: shaming always existed. The speed of it is also new#AcesChat -
@Digidave@copyeditors Yes, and also the ability to recruit digital mobs to extend the shaming beyond one-up static articles.#AcesChat
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