It’s not too hard to connect this, which arrived in my inbox today:
with this, which arrived in my spam box today:
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Should people be allowed to be anonymous online? World of Warcraft developer Blizzard seems somewhat undecided. Earlier this week, it introduced a Real ID scheme that would force people to post under their real names on its forums. Following widespread protests at this movement of goalposts — from pretty-much 12mn of A number of leading bloggers have said that they’re deleting their Facebook profiles on account of its recent changes to the way it treats users’ privacy, reports Read/Write Web. The changes have actually turned out worse than I reported a couple of weeks ago, when you could opt out of appearing on the new The recent Pew/Internet Millennials report suggests that young people are far more connected than any other age group. They are 50% more likely to have created a social networking profile, 40% more likely to use Twitter and nearly four times as likely to have made a video of themselves. They’re also avidly mobile – with 41% Word-of-mouth (WoM) has influenced all my mobile phone contracts, where I took my wife on Valentine’s day and the last jar of instant coffee I purchased. It has for you, too, probably. Maybe not those exact items, but you’ve been influenced by people telling you what they like. If Facebook were a country, it would be the fourth largest in the world, just after the US, but bigger than Russia, Brazil or Argentina. Two-thirds of ComScore’s top 100 US websites and half of the their global top one hundred websites have implemented Facebook Connect. So what’s next? |             | |||
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