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Category Archives: Privacy
Social Networking with Maximum Privacy (2 of 2)
In a prior blog post I noted administration and PRIVACY are attributes of real concern to many when speaking of large public open social networks such as Myspace.com, Facebook.com, LinkedIn.com and Twitter. Ironically worldwide access and openness, the hallmark ASSETS … Continue reading
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Social Networking with Maximum Privacy (1 of 2)
Social Networking is the #1 buzz-word to describe something that has existed for centuries, social groups. A powerful and influential process that occurs naturally in every culture and organization. Yet many organizations that could benefit from Web based social group … Continue reading
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