If you’re still thinking about Facebook and privacy (and if you’re not you should be) these are some must read articles. Baym at Online Fandom has a recent post titled Why, despite […]
Facebook Community Pages vs Official Pages and Your Library or Business
I have paid very little attention to Facebook’s connections and the community pages it creates until yesterday. Yesterday I took a closer look at connections and my profile page. Now like many […]
Protect Your Privacy Opt Out of Facebook’s New Instant Personalization – Yes You Have to Opt Out
Facebook does it again! I see this when I check my page today. Connect with your friends on your favorite websites. Sounds great. Sounds suspicious. So like a good little librarian I […]
Employers You Don’t Have a Facebook Problem You Have an Employee Problem
I hear questions like these a lot at conferences – How do I stop my employees from wasting time on Facebook? or What do I do with an employee who is spending too […]
Dear Facebook Friends Its Not You, Its Me
I’ve been flirting with the idea of cutting Facebook back to a more personal space for a while now. Yesterday there was an incident that prompted me to remove a select group of […]
Dear Facebook, I Would Like My Illusion* of Privacy Back, K, Thanks
When Facebook “upgraded” or “simplified” its privacy settings they removed the ability to turn off your recent activity feed (this was one update ago. I think). Now everything you do posts to […]
Don’t Miss These Twitter and Facebook Guides from Mashable
Whether you are teaching a class, helping a friend or just looking for information for yourself these guides from Mashable are a great resource. The Facebook Guide topics include: Facebook 101: The […]
