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Tag Archives: privacy
Blogging 110: Private Blogs
This course could have been called Blogging for Cowards. It’s a way of test-driving WordPress without letting anyone else see what you’re doing. But there actually are some legitimate reasons why you might want to consider a private blog to accomplish your goals. First, I will show you how to create a private blog. It’s [...]
Facebook 210: Professional Profile, Personal Privacy
Note: This post is part of the Facebook curriculum at Social Media University, Global. I have written previously that the ability to segregate personal and professional friends in Facebook will be essential to its growth into the all-purpose social and business networking platform. I also said this separation was logically required if Facebook is to [...]
Posted in Facebook, SMUG Also tagged Facebook, LinkedIn, Networking, Personal, Professional, SMUG, Social Media, social networking 7 Comments
Ending the Facebook Hacker Challenge
It’s time to bring the SMUG $100 Facebook Hacker Challenge to an end. No one has been successful (and I don’t think they would be), but in a comment today, Erik Giberti raised a good point that I hadn’t fully considered. Lee, I’m not a lawyer, but I think you’re violating at least the Facebook [...]
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SMUG Facebook Hacker Challenge Update
The SMUG $100 Facebook Hacker Challenge, which I conceived in response to a question during this podcast interview, has attracted some interest. Anthony at AllFacebook put out the all-points-bulletin for hackers to give it a shot. And Goob said Frankly, I think it’s just a great publicity event. Promise some money if people can do [...]
Posted in Facebook, SMUG Also tagged endowment, Facebook, hackers, hacks, PayPal, research, security, SMUG, Social Media, social networking, socialmedia, university Leave a comment
RAQ: Personal and Professional Identities – SMUG