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The Pengest Munch Ep. 16: Favourite (Stamford Hill)

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Been a while since we last uploaded, but the ting's here now init, weep not. Soggy bread killed the meal. Subscribe, Like & Share the ting! https://twitter.com/PengestMunch https://www.facebook.com/ChickenConnoisseur http://instagram.com/PengestMunch Snapchat: PengestMunch Music //

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Andrew Keen supports the idea of the 'Digital Narrcissism', that we become so self centred through the use of social media. Keen believes that the web is destroying and separating society,as well as causing a loss of privacy.Keen says that we loos our inner self due to the web, as we are not engaging in real life culture such as going to the movies,reading,etc, but basing our life and time around the web.

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Martin believes that creates prejudices and intolerance. This is because we become narrow in focus for example, we choose who we follow, what we like, what we share, and what to watch.This means that we are only engaging with social media that confirms our views and beliefs meaning we dont see or come across the view of others. The reason we also become prejudice is through trolling online. People use the online media to put others down and send online abuse that wouldn't be done in real life increasing internet prejudice. An example of this in the real life media would be on twitter, when a boy had posted a photo of him and his girlfriend at prom online. A troll then used twitter to shame his girlfriend and reply that she is fat.

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Sustein believes that we become commodities through the internet,and products in the whole industry.The idea of algorithms is that we are easily targeted and can easily become the focus of marketing campaigns.An example of this in the media would be the fact that for example,when you look on a website at clothing and view specific items, you could then close that tab, go to youtube, and the same item of clothing would pop up on the side as an advert persuading you to buy the item.This shows how we easily become a target in the marketing campaigns through the use of internet. Another example would be that when you watch a video on youtube, another that is similar would come up as a suggestion for you to watch next.

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Gauntlett believes that the web 2.0 is very positive.He believes it contributes to society by connecting people and allowing you to engage with other people.This can happen many way through the internet, as people are interacting everyday,those who wouldn't get a chance to do so i real life. It benefits many businesses aswell as people having relationships with others. Gauntlett states 'waking is connecting' which supports his ideas that the internet connects society as a whole. A real media example of this theory would be

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David Buckingham believes that the web 2.0 allows us to present the 'shiny new me' and explore aspects of our identity that may not suit our immediate social groups.Even though we have our own individual characteristics, we might not share and expose certain things about us in the real world that we would online. For example, a gay person may not show this identity in the real world but feel comfortable to do so online over social media.A real life media example of this would be

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Jenkins believes that the web 2.0 gives ordinary people a voice,and the power to produce,publish,and gain a worldwide audience.Jenkins believes that power is not only held by the big institutions such as BBC news and the sun, but less powerful people in the world have voice through social media.An example of this is the 'Chicken Connoisseur'. A young school boy from the London area had made a video of himself talking about chicken and rating it etc. This video, made by powerless people, had then been put online through social media,youtube,and it went viral.This shows how web 2.0 allows the people that aren't involved in the big institutions can still have the power to voice themselfs and opinions over the internet.