by Laura Creekmore | Apr 29, 2010 | Blogging, Facebook, Privacy, Social media, Twitter
Today at lunch and again this evening, I’m speaking to members of the Junior League of Nashville about managing your online identity. Because the audience is going to be very diverse in age range and current technology adoption, most of our discussion is likely...
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 19, 2009 | Community, Facebook
Earlier this week, Facebook released a new terms of service agreement, which appeared to give Facebook perpetual, non-exclusive copyright to anything you post there. After a bunch of back and forth in the blogosphere [I do hate that word, but this is really where it...
by Laura Creekmore | Feb 16, 2009 | Facebook
Today, Consumerist made a big splash in certain geeky communities by identifying a passage that’s been removed from the Facebook terms of service agreement. Now, Facebook asserts the perpetual, non-exclusive right to any content you post on the site, even if you...
by Laura Creekmore | Jan 8, 2009 | Facebook, Social media, Strategy
Chris Brogan has an interesting blog post where he wonders how to fix his Facebook dilemma: There’s a cap of 5,000 friends on Facebook, and he’s close to it. He’s wondering about the best way to stay in touch with both his friends and his fans, and...
