Yes its true. Facebook. Facebook is one of my favorite things and not just for checking up on what my out-of-town friends did last weekend. I use it for professional stuff a LOT! I follow a lot of professional organizations and websites on Facebook. I listed the top six of the library ones in my … Continue reading My Favorite Tools and Tips in Ten Installments: 4. Facebook
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Use PostPost to Get the Best News and Information from Facebook
I get asked a lot how I keep up or "do it all" so I thought I'd start sharing some of my favorite tools. I cant' remember how I discovered PostPost, but I do know this it has made it insanely easy to get the good stuff from Facebook. It's easy to set up and … Continue reading Use PostPost to Get the Best News and Information from Facebook
Latest Facebook Privacy Violation – It is Now Broadcasting Conversations by Publishing The Content of Recent Activity
There was a time when one of your Facebook account or privacy settings allowed you to disable your "recent activity" from appearing in the newsfeed or on your wall. That went away sometime in the latest year (with profile update 10102029309808098, I think). Facebook completely removed the option to hide your recent activity and instead what you … Continue reading Latest Facebook Privacy Violation – It is Now Broadcasting Conversations by Publishing The Content of Recent Activity
6 Facebook Pages Every Librarian Should Follow, Plus 17 Bonus Pages
I stole this idea from the Ten Facebook Pages Every Techie Should Follow to create a list for Libraries and Transliteracy, now I'm using it here for a general list for all librarians. Let's get the shameless self-promotion out of the way! Librarian by Day - the official page for me & this blog. Sure you can … Continue reading 6 Facebook Pages Every Librarian Should Follow, Plus 17 Bonus Pages
How Far Do You Go to Reduce Drama and Protect Your Privacy on Facebook?
Earlier this week I came across this post Risk Reduction Strategies on Facebook in which danah boyd talks about the practices teens undertake to reduce privacy issues and drama on Facebook. I found it fascinating, not just because of the efforts they put into it, its not easy, but because I do a few of these … Continue reading How Far Do You Go to Reduce Drama and Protect Your Privacy on Facebook?
Top Ten Links Week 35, eBooks, Digital Divide, and Social Media Fatigue
My personal select top ten links from Twitter 8/27/2010 through 9/2/2010. The best of the best and/or the most important stuff I tweeted last week 1. 7 Stories About Women Heroes in Tech via dontgetcaught - I can always use more inspiring stories about women, especially in tech where there seem to be fewer of us. 2. … Continue reading Top Ten Links Week 35, eBooks, Digital Divide, and Social Media Fatigue
How to Disable Facebook’s Newest Feature: Places. Yes, The Default Setting is Enable
Today Facebook rolled out it's newest feature, Places, to US users. It allows you to check in at venues on using the Facebook app on your smart phone a la Foursquare or Gowalla. Facebook goes one step further, it allows others to check you in and you to check others in. Don't want your friends … Continue reading How to Disable Facebook’s Newest Feature: Places. Yes, The Default Setting is Enable
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