You're dating everyone: How algorithms will put us all in our place(s)
OPINION: We need to make social data work for us rather than for the social media services themselves.
OPINION: We need to make social data work for us rather than for the social media services themselves.
We have no real tools to effectively manage the flow of information, and by shutting down the third-party client ecosystem, trolls have been enabled to run rampant.
There are grave consequences for behaving badly on social networks. Becoming unemployable may be the least of them.
Having trouble typing with one hand and eating with the other? Sr. Technology Editor and infamous foodie Jason Perlow has you covered.
Social networking is being used as communications mechanisms to orchestrate vandalism of vacant homes.
Now that Microsoft owns Skype, can the industry finally settle on a video conferencing standard?
FaceBook's photo-tagging feature as it is currently implemented is an intrusion on personal privacy, and enough to make one go completely Psycho.
The seemingly ubiquitous FaceBook "Like" button is penetrating every web site and on the surface, appears harmless. But should we really be exposing so much of our identity and privacy, even a little bit at a time?
Here's a pair of videos which show you how to lock down your FaceBook profile in 20 minutes or less.
If you're sick and tired of FaceBook's continual encroachment on your privacy, here's how to lock it down like a SuperMax prison or give it the Death Penalty.