NetFamilyNews.orgAs more and more people on this networked planet are living life out loud*, public image management is an increasingly useful skill. Some people call it online reputation management, but online is just a “place” where reputations are curated, and among the most skilled curators are thoughtful young social media users thinking about their futures. [...]
A bit of evidence that adults know less about online privacy than teens do.
We’ve just had the first election in which politicians have had to confront social-Web skeletons in their closets. Is it going to get worse or better?
“A Parents’ Guide to Facebook” is a primer to help anyone who works with young social media users, whether new to social networking or experienced Facebook users confused about all its privacy settings.
It’s now so common for parents to share baby photos online, but do we think about them as part of our kids’ digital dossiers?
Pew/Internet research shows we’re getting smarter – and less concerned, actually – about managing reputations online.
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