Janet Fouts

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Social Networks and Privacy

Janet Fouts

I’m a bit more pragmatic than some of my co-panelists on what privacy we can actually have in this day and age. I’m trying to keep my focus in this case on activists and their issues with privacy online. This is one example of social media being used to secure the privacy of an individual.

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Would you give up your passwords for a job?

Janet Fouts

Privacy online is a myth. Maybe it’s a mention of a great weekend away on a blog, photos on Facebook, Twitter or Flickr, a video on youtube of you being silly. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. If you want something to be private, don’t put it online in the first place.

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Twitter for Lawyers

Janet Fouts

Twitter and privacy. Even if you protect your tweets, people can still share them around you, and if you simply don’t use Twitter for fear of privacy issues you’re sticking your head in the sand. LexTweet A community of Lawyers on Twitter as well as a blog network. The slides will be added below as well.

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Facebook Steps Up

Janet Fouts

Just click on “Privacy Settings&#. Learn more on the Facebook Developer Blog. As for all those applications you’ve been signing up for and forgetting, now you can which applications are seeing your data and when they last accessed it all in one place as well. What do YOU think?

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Google+ and World Domination

Janet Fouts

They’ve gotten seriously burned with security and privacy issues, and let’s face it, Google Wave was a bust. As Michael Martine wrote on his blog,&# Another Social Network to Suck Away My Time? Two of the Google brands, Blogger and Picassa are being re branded, apparently to be more closely related to Google+.

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Google+ Tips and Tricks

Janet Fouts

Make sure you add links to your other networks, your blog and your syndicated content ( here’s how ). Profile and Privacy. Scroll down to the bottom of the window to see your privacy settings. The dashboard is where you’ll make your settings, the Privacy Center tells you more about what that all means.

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New Social Media Report, and What About UGC?

Janet Fouts

Twitter grants a license to “copy a reasonable amount of and display” Tweets on a website, like this blog for example, as long as it complies with certain rules. Above all, respect your fans’ privacy and treat them accordingly. Read more about that here. Bottom line?

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