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November 27, 2003

danah boyd in the NYT

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Posted by Seb Paquet

danah boyd is profiled in today's edition of the New York Times. The article focuses on her work around Friendster, and highlights how, instead of being an outside observer, danah is immersed within the object of her research, which brings advantages and challenges at once. I believe this kind of action research is generally a better approach to take in the area of social software. It's quite difficult to understand what's going on without being a participant yourself.

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