In Touch: Disability And Social Networking
April 6, 2011
BBC Ouch blog has details of yesterday’s In Touch programme on Radio 4, which is available on iPlayer whenever you like to listen to it. The programme asked four disabled people how and why they use social networking sites. Being disabled and a very big fan of these myself, the topic interests me quite a bit. Do you have any thoughts on this, readers?
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Same Difference 
I wrote about this last year after the Gilderdale story, particularly as regards housebound people:
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That was in response to Emily Levick’s article about her own friendship with Lynn Gilderdale, on the Guardian’s website.
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I wrote about this last year after the Gilderdale story, particularly as regards housebound people:
The Real Value of Online Friendships
That was in response to Emily Levick’s article about her own friendship with Lynn Gilderdale, on the Guardian’s website.
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