Comments on: Facebook’s “Like” button and the end of private privacy http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/ Smart people. Interesting products. Cool Clients. Thu, 13 May 2010 19:33:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gail from GrowMap http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-83 Gail from GrowMap Thu, 13 May 2010 19:33:49 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-83 Thank you David. I'll check in when I can. If you want me to see a specific post please add @GrowMap to it when you Tweet it. That is the best way to make me aware and most likely get your content reviewed and shared by me. Thank you David. I’ll check in when I can. If you want me to see a specific post please add @GrowMap to it when you Tweet it. That is the best way to make me aware and most likely get your content reviewed and shared by me.

]]> By: David Doolin http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-80 David Doolin Wed, 12 May 2010 18:44:20 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-80 Lynn, I don't understand the distinction either. I'm not sure Facebook understands the conceptual distinction. I am sure they're going to attempt to extract as much revenue from the confusion though. Lynn, I don’t understand the distinction either.

I’m not sure Facebook understands the conceptual distinction. I am sure they’re going to attempt to extract as much revenue from the confusion though.

]]> By: Lynn Albro http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-79 Lynn Albro Wed, 12 May 2010 18:11:10 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-79 I agree with the thoughts in your article, however, facebook is the most powerful networking tool available to us today. I am a Social Media Specialist in the Real Estate industry and so I advise people that facebook book is public. Do not pick your nose if you don't want the world to know about it. What really is confusing me is these two concept pages: Official and Community. I cannot seem to find any information on what happens to our old Fan pages...and I cannot find any information on how to craft and admin a Community page. Do you have any info? I agree with the thoughts in your article, however, facebook is the most powerful networking tool available to us today. I am a Social Media Specialist in the Real Estate industry and so I advise people that facebook book is public. Do not pick your nose if you don’t want the world to know about it.

What really is confusing me is these two concept pages: Official and Community. I cannot seem to find any information on what happens to our old Fan pages…and I cannot find any information on how to craft and admin a Community page.

Do you have any info?

]]> By: David Doolin http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-77 David Doolin Mon, 10 May 2010 23:49:13 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-77 Gail, I like your energy and intensity. I'll be doing a lot more work here at Inventium Systems as well as working on my LinkedIn profile. Watch for some fairly high level analysis of blogging soon. I'll be posting it here, not on Website In A Weekend. Gail, I like your energy and intensity. I’ll be doing a lot more work here at Inventium Systems as well as working on my LinkedIn profile.

Watch for some fairly high level analysis of blogging soon. I’ll be posting it here, not on Website In A Weekend.

]]> By: David Doolin http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-76 David Doolin Mon, 10 May 2010 23:45:55 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-76 Deborah, thanks for stopping by. Inventium Systems is now coming online, watch for a lot more articles. Deborah, thanks for stopping by. Inventium Systems is now coming online, watch for a lot more articles.

]]> By: Deborah Schultz http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-75 Deborah Schultz Mon, 10 May 2010 18:40:29 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-75 Wrote an article about similar feelings. One has to decide if privacy is more important than publicity. If you are in any kind of business, I don't think there's much choice. Check it out: <a href="http://precisionmarketingstrategies.com/got-a-website-gotta-d-more-social-media-for-small-businesses/" rel="nofollow">Social Media for Small Business</a>. Wrote an article about similar feelings. One has to decide if privacy is more important than publicity. If you are in any kind of business, I don’t think there’s much choice.

Check it out: Social Media for Small Business.

]]> By: Gail from GrowMap http://inventiumsystems.com/social-media/facebooks-like-button-and-the-end-of-private-privacy/#comment-74 Gail from GrowMap Sun, 09 May 2010 18:26:06 +0000 http://inventiumsystems.com/?p=244#comment-74 Thank you for connecting with me at LinkedIn. I share your concerns with the enormous amount of data being collated to profile us. I just commented in a recent post Barbara at BloggingWithoutABlog wrote about what to put on your about page pointing out that these companies do NOT need to know the names of your cousins, aunts and uncles, who your childhood friends were or where you spend vacations. Internet users have no idea of the power of data mining and that once shared it is forever. The phrase "you can't unring a bell" rings in my head every time I hit yet another of those profiling pages. We all need to clearly understand that any company asking for that type of information from Yahoo to Google to Facebook to Twitter to banks to shopping brands is part of what I now call "The Borg". Never doubt that they DO share that information. And don't even get me started about the naive folks who are letting Twitter post their every movement. Why not volunteer to make it REALLY simple for anyone to round you up for any reason. This comment links to the many posts I've written about privacy and data mining. Thank you for connecting with me at LinkedIn. I share your concerns with the enormous amount of data being collated to profile us.

I just commented in a recent post Barbara at BloggingWithoutABlog wrote about what to put on your about page pointing out that these companies do NOT need to know the names of your cousins, aunts and uncles, who your childhood friends were or where you spend vacations.

Internet users have no idea of the power of data mining and that once shared it is forever. The phrase “you can’t unring a bell” rings in my head every time I hit yet another of those profiling pages.

We all need to clearly understand that any company asking for that type of information from Yahoo to Google to Facebook to Twitter to banks to shopping brands is part of what I now call “The Borg”. Never doubt that they DO share that information.

And don’t even get me started about the naive folks who are letting Twitter post their every movement. Why not volunteer to make it REALLY simple for anyone to round you up for any reason. This comment links to the many posts I’ve written about privacy and data mining.

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