Not to beat a dead horse, but I came across a few tidbits last night that I found fascinating. While these pertain specifically to Facebook, in this case, I actually don’t meant to suggest that Facebook itself is the problem, rather, the larger point is whether activists are moving away from social networking tools because […]
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As a result of Facebook’s ongoing privacy debacle, a number of conversations have emerged as to whether or not privacy matters in this so-called “new world.” As the story goes, we (particularly those of us who are members of Gen. Y) have become used to putting our lives online: We tweet about what we ate […]
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Strange Choices
I logged into MySpace tonight for the first time in, apparently, about a year and a half. My last hesitant update read “Jill doesn’t check MySpace. E-mail her.” I haven’t used my nickname publicly in a long time, and most of the people I know have left MySpace. I wasn’t going to delete it, but […]