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Sunday, July 18, 2010
Here's a snippet of a conversation we had at yesterday's Social Media Mastermind Roundtable meetup in Orange County. Just as we do every Saturday morning, the meet starts with no agenda but never fails to touch on new/interesting topics. He didn't really say what type of curve, so I had to frame it for myself somehow. can delete spam.
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
respect your privacy and will never sell your information to any third parties. I'm adding workflow guides, templates, swipe copy, presentations and other email and marketing sequences for our members on Jara University; they'll be added to a new section we're creating for a Jara University "toolbox." 34; Why? 34;) Ick.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
On privacy: - The law and new regulations will give people some privacy protections even though they are required to disclose more. Security problems will results--and new kinds of privacy disputes are inevitable. Key Highlights (paraphrased) On knowledge and education: - Nicholas Carr was wrong - Google will not make us stupid.
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Monday, August 10, 2009
In a classroom session I facilitated a few weeks back on the topic of Facebook, we had the opportunity to talk a bit about privacy settings. In addition to the excellent resources above from Facebook's Safety page, I included some thoughts below about the minimum privacy settings I'd feel comfortable with for minors. Good idea.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
We respect your privacy and will not sell, trade or otherwise abuse your e-mail.) Fourteen year old Danny Oates, from Huntington Beach, CA is dead. Danny was killed on August 29 last year by a driver who prosecutors say may have been texting while driving. Then, just last month, a train collided with another in Chatsworth, CA.
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Monday, October 13, 2008
We respect your privacy and will not sell, trade or otherwise abuse your e-mail.) I was pleased to have been tapped recently by a colleague, a marketing professional, who works with a company that delivers "training and education" via online channels. Specifically, the web. that often bores the crap out of me. Think: what do I know ?
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Monday, April 26, 2010
There was general agreement that privacy issues are (once again) a concern. Will most people understand that they have to pro-actively tweak their privacy settings on Facebook? More to the point, have you checked your privacy settings lately? that you happen across on the web. What do you think about that? Creepy?
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
On privacy: - The law and new regulations will give people some privacy protections even though they are required to disclose more. Security problems will results--and new kinds of privacy disputes are inevitable. Key Highlights (paraphrased) On knowledge and education: - Nicholas Carr was wrong - Google will not make us stupid.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Daniel Solove has written a new book on the Internet and Privacy, it is called: " Understanding privacy " (yes, not a catchy, but indeed a very clear title). However I feel that privacy is very important and needs to be safeguarded, yet at the same time I love the open and sharing principle of the current knowledge age.
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
In this presentation I will argue that this rapid rise of user generated content is blurring boundaries between novice and expert, and challenging the traditional notions of knowledge, ownership, privacy and identity. wikis privacy digital identity will offer some examples of how Web 2.0 Unported License.
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Sunday, July 18, 2010
Here's a snippet of a conversation we had at yesterday's Social Media Mastermind Roundtable meetup in Orange County. Just as we do every Saturday morning, the meet starts with no agenda but never fails to touch on new/interesting topics. He didn't really say what type of curve, so I had to frame it for myself somehow. can delete spam.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
That’s way this is officially the mother of all musts for anyone that wants to protect their privacy on Facebook. . Within the “Applications&# privacy settings make sure that “Don’t allow friends to view my memberships on other websites through Facebook Connect&# is checked. The answer simply is “yes.&#
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
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Monday, August 10, 2009
In a classroom session I facilitated a few weeks back on the topic of Facebook, we had the opportunity to talk a bit about privacy settings. In addition to the excellent resources above from Facebook's Safety page, I included some thoughts below about the minimum privacy settings I'd feel comfortable with for minors. Good idea.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Daniel Solove has written a new book on the Internet and Privacy, it is called: " Understanding privacy " (yes, not a catchy, but indeed a very clear title). However I feel that privacy is very important and needs to be safeguarded, yet at the same time I love the open and sharing principle of the current knowledge age.
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Friday, January 29, 2010
The Economist’s article on Privacy 2.0 8243; to privacy! What revolutionary times), argues that privacy could stop the spread of social networks. Privacy is a transactional entity – like money. Woo hoo! Someone has come up with the brilliant idea of adding “2.0″ This is terrific. Silly Economist.
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