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2007: What's the point of FACEBOOK? | BBC Breakfast | Retro Tech | BBC Archive
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5:20Now Playing"It's kind of like having a cocktail party on the internet." - Jenni Trent Hughes.
Sian Williams and Dermot Murnaghan are joined by Stuff Magazine editor Tom Dunmore and social commentator Jenni Trent Hughes to discuss Facebook, a social networking website that - since being made available to the general public in late 2006 - has grown rapidly in popularity. It's part of a burgeoning online trend known as social media.
What exactly is social media, what is it for, and why are people using it?
Clip taken from BBC Breakfast, originally broadcast on BBC One, 12 June, 2007.
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