We tweet. We update our Facebook status. We respond to someone else’s Facebook status. We write a blog post. We respond again. And sometimes, we have an “Exclusive!” But do we think first? Do we ask: should I? Would I want someone to say this about me?
Is there an online duty of responsibility (to act like an adult)?
May 12, 2011 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: First Amendment, Tech and IP Tagged With: Ancient Egypt, blogging, civil dialogue, Civility, ethics, Facebook, Google, internet, Online Communities, Social network, The Golden Rule, Twitter
Reconsidering Facebook
September 8, 2010 by Daniel Burton
After reading a few articles on Facebook, I’m reconsidering my use of the social networking site in the future. There was a time when I was fairly open about what I posted: interests, relationships, activities, etc. Then, when I began to prepare my bar application, I became more aware that how others view me may not always […]
Filed Under: Tech and IP Tagged With: AllFacebook, Big Brother is Watching, Facebook, Facebook Places, Myspace, online, Online Communities, PC World, privacy, privacy rights, privacy settings, Social network, Social network service, social networking, stalking
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