Direct Marketing Observations

MAY 10, 2010

1) Not 2 weeks prior to this happening, I was on television and in front of a live audience, as well as members of the school board, explaining why I did not see the point in children (freshman to sophomores on down) using Facebook, let alone a social network at all. Here’s 4 of them. They’re too young. One of many.

Social Networking 198

Social Networking Privacy Activities Facebook 198

Direct Marketing Observations

JANUARY 17, 2019

In 2007 when I joined Twitter, those were not front of mind questions for those of us using the social network for the first time. Now it’s about so many “other” things besides you and yet, in 2019, it still comes back to you, particularly when we have to synthesize the latest batch of Facebook data privacy breaches.

Social Media 189

Social Media Marketing Social Networking Compete 189

Direct Marketing Observations

MAY 14, 2010

I’m listening to the pushback from Facebook users and parents who are concerned about Privacy. I’m compiling an exhaustive list of blog posts and articles related to Facebook, children, and privacy and how it impacts all of us. Facebook: Children evade social websites’ age limits. Stay tuned for the wiki.

Wiki 214

Wiki Facebook Privacy Forums 214

Direct Marketing Observations

APRIL 29, 2010

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Doesn’t Believe In Privacy. What Do New Facebook Features Mean for Your Privacy? NJ Principal Asks Parents To Ban Social Networking. Facebook’s Eroding Privacy Policy: A Timeline. We care about our privacy. We just didn’t realize how much social networks didn’t.

Privacy 173

Privacy Social Networking Policies Authentication 173

Direct Marketing Observations

JANUARY 12, 2012

NutshellMail users social network updates so they don’t have to login and check. MemoLane is a “virtual scrapbook” generated by a user’s social media history. It also allows users to search their social history across multiple networks.

Tools 215

Tools Social Bookmarking Aggregator Disqus 215

Direct Marketing Observations

DECEMBER 14, 2010

. Online privacy means a lot to us, but for a majority of us, it’s only important when we know our privacy has been invaded. In social networks and social media, every time we join a new shiny network, or register for something online, we give up a little piece of our privacy, like a sculptor chipping away at a piece of marble.

Social Media 166

Social Media Privacy Foursquare Policies 166

Direct Marketing Observations

MAY 26, 2010

From one of our weekly Tweetchats hosted by JD Lasica on Facebook and Privacy , this link was shared: Facebook Backlash Sparks Transparency Tools which has a couple of really good tools in the article. This has some potential now that Ning has constructed pay walls; Add a forum or social network to your blog with BlogFrog.

Sites 148

Sites Social Media GPS Construction 148