Tag Archives: privacy

Facebook’s Arrogance

I spent the morning reading up on the details of the new features Facebook announced at their annual F8 developers’ conference. The new features include: Social Plugins, which allow websites to add Facebook-style social interaction; the Open Graph Protocol, a way to let Facebook users add external Web pages to their profiles and to provide […]

Posted byJess JurickApril 23, 2010March 10, 2012Posted inArticlesTags: facebook, marketing, privacy, Social Media, social plugins3 Comments on Facebook’s Arrogance

Privacy Through Obscurity

There were lots of smart people wandering around during SXSW, but probably few as smart as Danah Boyd, Social Media Researcher at Microsoft Research New England and a Fellow at Harvard University’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society, who blew minds with her opening keynote. The title of her presentation, “Making Sense of Privacy and […]

Posted byJess JurickMarch 22, 2010March 10, 2012Posted inArticlesTags: Danah Boyd, facebook, google buzz, privacy, publicity, Social MediaLeave a comment on Privacy Through Obscurity

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