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However, these new tools seem to ignore a fundamental disconnect between our online and offline identities. In the offline world, we don't present ourselves in the same way to all people in our lives – we show different sides of ourselves to our mothers, our friends, our employers

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In our age of social sharing, we expect some of our thoughts to be public. But as we slowly put more and more pieces of ourselves online, these specialised search engines are making it easier than ever to pull them together into a highly detailed (and potentially invasive) profile of our virtual lives.

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You can help Facebook by notifying us of any nudity or pornography, or harassment or unwelcome contact by clicking on the "Report" link located on pages throughout the site.

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Understanding Privacy will be an essential introduction to long-standing debates and an invaluable resource for crafting laws and policies about surveillance, data mining, identity theft, state involvement in reproductive and marital decisions, and other pressing contemporary matters concerning privacy.

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Teeming with chatrooms, online discussion groups, and blogs, the Internet offers previously unimagined opportunities for personal expression and communication. But there’s a dark side to the story. A trail of information fragments about us is forever preserved on the Internet, instantly available in a Google search. A permanent chronicle of our private lives—often of dubious reliability and sometimes totally false—will follow us wherever we go, accessible to friends, strangers, dates, employers, neighbors, relatives, and anyone else who cares to look.

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The disinhibition effect is not the only factor that determines how much people open up or act out in cyberspace. The strength of underlying feelings, needs, and drive level has a big influence on how people behave. Personalities also vary greatly in the

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I think the ability to hide behind an avatar or pseudonym makes people brazen, and the surreality of the online existence allows us to attack people in a way we would never contemplate were we to meet them in person

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“We’ve been struck by the dilemma people are in,” Mr. Leary said of a study he began last month about how people edit their online personas. “Some people seem to pick an audience. Other people pick and choose the best parts of themselves. As a professor,

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Your digital identity defines who you are and in this genre of Web-savvy content creators and purveyors, your online reputation does indeed precede you.

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NewsCred aims to help users find the most credible content and news sources across the web.

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To me, it is amazing that all these guys seem, on one level or another to support Feldman. It is also totally clear in the comments that they are all incredibly out of touch with the vast majority of their readerships who "get" why Verizon would drop him

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There are too many self-proclaimed "SEO experts" and "entrepreneurs" around, clogging up the Interwebs. Your Twitter contact list, especially. Hard to hunt them down, tho, what with Twitter's crazy 20-people-per-contact-list-page setup.

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Persistence. What you say sticks around. This is great for asynchronous communication, but it also means that what you said at 15 is still accessible when you are 30 and have purportedly outgrown those childish days.

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Barack Obama is recruiting senior staff to a new unit which will combat virulent rumour campaigns on the internet that threaten to cost him votes in the presidential election against John McCain.

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Twitter has no hierarchy, no buckets, no babbling, no walls to write on. It’s just you, your connections and your wee, 140 character statement.

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Are we surprised that the collective unconcious of the internet is pathological? Symptom: 'e-venge'

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We’ve compiled a list of twenty six buzz monitoring tools that are free of charge.

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the following strategies can help them slip off the first few pages of search engine results.

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students created Facebook pages that viciously attacked teacher, wealthy parents on school's board defended them, Horace Mann forced to confront aquestions: Is a Facebook page private? Is big money distorting private-school education? (via Rheingold)

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"Bullies and gossips have found a way of exploiting a new medium—the Internet—to have their fun. Unlike McCarthy, who craved publicity, the modern-day campus blowhards thrive on anonymity."

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