Spinning friends, influencing people
Tags: REPUTATION (Sociology); ONLINE social networks
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- Facing the Consequences of Facebook: What Employers Can Do with Information Obtained from Social Networking Sites. // Venulex Legal Summaries;2009 Q3, Special section p1
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- PROCEED WITH CAUTION. Douban, Gigi // Teacher Magazine;May/Jun2007, Vol. 18 Issue 6, p14
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- Online image. // Nature;5/12/2011, Vol. 473 Issue 7346, p124
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