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Technology
This Company Scours the Internet to Tell Employers Your Secrets
Social Intelligence will collect a file of your bad web behavior and show it to potential employers. Beware those party pics.
Technology
Is Facebook Launching Its Own Email Client?
If rumors are true, Facebook will be launching its very own "Gmail killer" on Monday. Would you make the switch?
Education
Facebook and Privacy: Fired for Beer Photos?
Think your Facebook profile is private? So did former teacher Ashley Payne, till she got fired for posting pictures from a European vacation.
Education
Why Google+ Is an Education Game Changer
When it comes to teaching and learning, Google+ has some pretty serious advantages over both Twitter and Facebook.
Technology
How To Stop Websites from Tracking You
A step-by-step guide for keeping your clicks to yourself.
Culture
Facebook's New Commenting System—Yea or Nay?
Facebook's new commenting platform will include threading, voting, and more information about commenters' whereabouts.
Education
Should Celebrities Have Greater Protection from the Media?
Technology
Forced Friends: Want a Job? Give Up Your Facebook Password
It turns out that online privacy is yet another casualty of the recession.
Technology
Facebook Face Recognition Does What Google Wouldn't
Facebook has quietly rolled out its new facial recognition feature. Predictably, they're hearing some backlash.
Technology
The TSA Now Has a More Private Body Scanner
A modest proposal to give us something we rarely get back in the digital age: our privacy.
Technology
The Backend of Privacy: Facebook Knows Your Every Move
Writing for The Rumpus, Phil Wong met an anonymous Facebook employee for drinks at a Palo Alto watering hole called the Dutch Goose. Over two...
Technology
Everything You Wanted to Know About Chat Roulette, but Were Afraid to Ask
Casey Neistat's short movie, "Chat Roulette," offers a great first-hand account (and analysis) of the internet's latest phenomenon. It has bit of...
Technology
Is Facebook's Face Recognition Feature an Invasion of Privacy? The Community Answers
Technology
Diaspora: Sharing, Social Networking, and a Commitment to Privacy
Four self-described nerds at New York University want to build a social network that won't surrender your personal information to heartless...
Technology
Did Google Break Canada Privacy Laws?
Google has accidentally collected "highly sensitive personal information such as complete emails" from Canadian citizens.
News
The Year in Rights: Where We Advanced and Where We Fell Back in 2011
A look at the state of our rights across the States—and beyond.
Business
Public Access: Facebook Says There's No Conflict Between Profit and Privacy
About to realize a fortune, Mark Zuckerberg promises: "We make money to build better services."
Culture
Jon Stewart on Facebook: Transparently Hypocritical
Like this: Last night, Jon Stewart skewered Facebook for its transparency double-standard.
