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How to protect your privacy on Facebook…
I was a latecomer to Facebook. I just joined the service a little less than a year ago. At first, it was great being able to keep up with far-flung cousins and old high school friends, with no effort whatsoever. … Continue reading
Should you expect privacy from online services?
I think the answer is no, with some qualifications, which I’ll get to shortly. But here’s the thing. When you sign up for free services like Google‘s various offerings, Twitter, Facebook, free blogging platforms and a myriad of other services … Continue reading
Posted in Questions
Tagged Buzz, Facebook, Google Buzz, Online services, Privacy, Social networks, Technology
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Is he died?
I’m loving it that my childhood friends the Muppets have made a full comeback on the Web and are funnier than ever. Here’s the latest: More Muppets YouTube goodness. On Twitter. On Facebook. On Sesame Street (don’t ever forget where … Continue reading
New features/look for Google Reader, StumbleUpon, Facebook
The thing about people who write software is: They’ve always gotta fiddle with it. I used to manage a software development team, so I know what I’m talking about. Those guys aren’t happy unless they’re fiddling. You just got to … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Facebook, Google Reader, Look and feel, New features, StumbleUpon
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Getting active (politically) using social media
Ok, it may not be as impactful or as meaningful as marching on Washington or staging a sit-in, but if you’re using social media anyway, there are lots of ways to use it to make your political views known or … Continue reading
Posted in Exercises
Tagged Boycotts, Causes, Cell phones, Facebook, Getting active, Healthcare reform, Open Source, Social media, Twibbon, Twitter
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We live in a very judgmental culture. This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, considering our Puritan roots. But with the advent of the Web, and particularly blogging, I have noticed a lot of judging and reacting going on. … Continue reading
So this past weekend I joined Facebook. I already have 60+ friends, which is approximately 50 more friends than I have in the so-called real world. My Facebook friends are a weird mix of family, friends, colleagues and people I … Continue reading
How can nonprofits effectively use social networks?
I was asked to put together a list of resources about nonprofits using social networks like Facebook and MySpace, because some forward-thinking folks here are thinking of tapping into these resources. It seemed like a valuable list, one worth sharing, … Continue reading
Posted in Questions
Tagged Apps, Best practices, Essentials, Facebook, Marketing, MySpace, Nonprofits, NTEN, Organizations, Social networks, Web 2.0, Wikis
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