I’ve always been a pretty conservative. Well, that is, once I entered the business about 20 years ago. Recently I started to wonder how some of today’s youth seem to make decisions that limit their future opportunities in a huge way.
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Facebook has been making the news almost every week with the launch of a new or updated function or service offering. The more I look at Facebook, the more it reminds me of what AOL offers in the early 90s.
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A privacy complaint against Facebook in recent calls for “special interest” to the Federal Trade Commission, the agency wrote in a letter on Thursday made public on Tuesday.
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An anonymous employee Rumpus Facebook spoke during a visit to Facebook’s headquarters in the summer of 2009. Although the two were personal friends, the employee assumes that chose to remain anonymous for obvious reasons: she is still employed by the social networking site, and can not disclose “trade secrets”. The conversation was quite long however, and revealed a few frightening TidBITS.
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A website that helps online users delete their social network profiles has been blocked by Facebook for violating the site’s rules. Facebook also warned a similar site to cease.
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Facebook is becoming a problem for employers in the offices in India, and employees have begun to spend so much time on social networking site that is beginning to affect productivity, a new survey has revealed.
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The Medical Defense Union, a statutory body for doctors, said that communication through sites like Facebook may be a violation of ethical responsibilities.
He issued the warning after a series of cases in which patients medical proposals after finding their data online.
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Almost half of businesses in Taiwan did not allow employees to visit the popular social networking site Facebook at work, according to a survey released yesterday.
The survey, conducted by Job Yes123 online survey of nearly 3,000 office workers and found that 50 percent of their employers forbid them access to Facebook at work.
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(1 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...The five reasons why Facebook wrecks your self-esteem…and how to seek revenge.
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