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- Google's Privacy Consolidation Starts March 1. GILL, KATHY // Moderate Voice;2/29/2012, p2
A blog related to the privacy consolidation of Google Inc. is discussed.
- Running a Classroom Blog. Gelbwasser, Margie // Instructor;Winter2011, Vol. 120 Issue 4, p76
The article presents questions and answers related to how teachers can help grades 6-8 students run classroom blogs, including ways to ensure student privacy, how to monitor students' writings and delete inappropriate comments, and how to create a blogging community that will entice children.
- Publius Blogs. Balko, Radley // Reason;Nov2008, Vol. 40 Issue 6, p18
The article focuses on the protection of blogs or online anonymity in the U.S. Blogs are being likened to pamphleteering which ignites the American Revolution. It notes that some anonymous blogs aim to crack down on their Internet critics with vengeance. For instance, the police department of...
- As Citizens United Turns 1, U.S. Supreme Court Considers Corporate Personhood Again. Wang, Marian // Pro Publica;1/16/2011, p5
A blog is presented that discusses the use of the legal provision of "corporate personhood," in the U.S. and its use in a case between the company AT&T and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, where the corporate personhood refers to the right to privacy of the corporations.
- The Feel-good Librarian. Kenney, Brian; Stephens, Michael // Library Journal;10/1/2005, Vol. 130 Issue 16, p41
Presents an interview with the Feel-good Librarian, an anonymous librarian who write a webblog. What inspires the writer to post messages on the blog; Lessons learned from blogging; Concerns about privacy; Why the writer wishes to remain anonymous.
- Five Reasons not to Blog. Harris, Chris // School Library Journal;Apr2007, Vol. 53 Issue 4, p24
The article explores various downfalls against blogging by teachers and librarians. The author presents five reasons not to participate in internet blogging, particularly focusing on factors of personal privacy, dangers of libel infringement against students, and issues of during-school hours...
- Spam Apps Protest Tops 1 Million on Facebook. Sadighi, Lalee // Red Herring;3/18/2008, p5
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- Don't Get Blogged Down. Frawley, Alfred C. // Business NH Magazine;Mar2006, Vol. 23 Issue 3, p36
The article discusses several legal implications to which information published on blogs in the Internet may be subjected to in the United States in 2006. Key issues examined include business-related intellectual property issues, copyright and trademark issues, defamation and libel and privacy...
- your opinion online. Fielding, Alan; M., Brian // Engineer (00137758);4/6/2010, Vol. 295 Issue 7792, p20
Several blogs related to location technology is discussed including the importance of privacy in social networks, on people who aims to preserve their right to privacy, and on privacy as a matter of choice.
