Privacy is one of the most complex social, political and commercial issues on the web. It's not a single issue at all really, it's a seething mass of issues, struggles, norms being negotiated, lines being re-drawn... For privacy, ...
Privacy is one of the most complex social, political and commercial issues on the web. It's not a single issue at all really, it's a seething mass of issues, struggles, norms being negotiated, lines being re-drawn... For privacy, ...
Facebook yesterday added a welcome feature to its privacy controls: the ability to control who sees different types of content you share via applications. The example Facebook's blog used was sharing a greetings card via an app like someecards - maybe you don't want everyone in your network ...
Being utterly besotted with the web, and especially the social web, as I am, I tend dislike nay-saying about its significance, and the manifold benefits this thing will bring to society, the world etc. You know ...
It pays to be a little paranoid about emails, IMs and the likes sometimes - about not saying things in them you ...
I wrote yesterday on the iCrossing UK blog some thoughts about the Facebook decision to revert to its old Terms of Sevice (TOS) in the face of a user revolt. M'learned iCrossing NYC colleague Alisa is on the warpath over the Facebook Terms of Sevice (TOS) debacle. Seems she's on to something, and I'm ...
* * UPDATE: Check out my NYC colleague, Alisa's analysis of what the Terms and Conditions mean in Facebook: All Your Data Are Belong to Us... Facebook's new terms of service make it sound an awful lot like they own ...
I met my wife when my internet access was restricted to a 36 kps modem at one computer in my office, ...
I've been reading and therefore thinking a fair bit about privacy and personal online reputation. It's something I've touched on in the past and the posts Managing your online reputation will ...
For the timebeing, Google acts as a supreme court in a world of "sovereign users" clashing with ever increasing frequency ...
Privacy is one of the most complex social, political and commercial issues on the web. It's not a single issue at all really, it's a seething mass of issues, struggles, norms being negotiated, lines being re-drawn... For privacy, ...
Facebook yesterday added a welcome feature to its privacy controls: the ability to control who sees different types of content you share via applications. The example Facebook's blog used was sharing a greetings card via an app like someecards - maybe you don't want everyone in your network ...
Being utterly besotted with the web, and especially the social web, as I am, I tend dislike nay-saying about its significance, and the manifold benefits this thing will bring to society, the world etc. You know ...
It pays to be a little paranoid about emails, IMs and the likes sometimes - about not saying things in them you ...
I wrote yesterday on the iCrossing UK blog some thoughts about the Facebook decision to revert to its old Terms of Sevice (TOS) in the face of a user revolt. M'learned iCrossing NYC colleague Alisa is on the warpath over the Facebook Terms of Sevice (TOS) debacle. Seems she's on to something, and I'm ...
* * UPDATE: Check out my NYC colleague, Alisa's analysis of what the Terms and Conditions mean in Facebook: All Your Data Are Belong to Us... Facebook's new terms of service make it sound an awful lot like they own ...
I met my wife when my internet access was restricted to a 36 kps modem at one computer in my office, ...
I've been reading and therefore thinking a fair bit about privacy and personal online reputation. It's something I've touched on in the past and the posts Managing your online reputation will ...
For the timebeing, Google acts as a supreme court in a world of "sovereign users" clashing with ever increasing frequency ...