Tag Archives: privacy
A Bill of Rights for Social Media Sites?
Should we have a Bill of Rights for social media sites? It’s something we need to consider as these software become integral parts of our daily communications. Some might say such a document isn’t needed, that we aught to take … Continue reading
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A Question Concerning the Ethics of Social Media Presence
Image by davemc500hats via Flickr Question: If, as CEO of a company, you personally and passionately oppose Facebook’s Privacy policies and methods, would you withhold having any presence on the site, regardless of what it may cost you? I’m an … Continue reading
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Can We Ever End Social Media Nonsense?
Disclosure: I’m fascinated with Technology in general and social software and communities in particular. I’m one of Twitter’s biggest fanboys (here’s proof). I blog and tweet often about these media because I believe it’s important that we understand our relationship … Continue reading
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Privacy Matters: Dirty Little Secrets Are Essential to Your Health
Psst. Come closer here so I can whisper in your delicate ear: I have dirty little secrets. Not bodies-in-the-basement dirty little secrets, but those tiny wishes and memories and thoughts that arise within the experiences of being human. I keep … Continue reading
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