Tag Archives: Public Parts

Private Oy: Facebook And The Super Snoopers (Part Two)

Posted on November 27, 2011 by Campaign Outsider

Last week the Sneak ADtackniks posted a trifecta of online-privacy cautionary tales, including concerns about thenym wars – the argument over pseudonyms on the Internet – and a panel discussion conducted by the Wall Street Journal. In the course of the latter, Public Parts author Jeff (I … Continue reading →

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Private Oy: Facebook And The Super Snoopers (Part One)

Posted on November 22, 2011 by Campaign Outsider

An online privacy trifecta from the hardworking staff at Sneak ADtack!: • USA Today report (with helpful graphic): Facebook tracking is under scrutiny In recent weeks, Facebook has been wrangling with the Federal Trade Commission over whether the social media website is violating users’ … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Facebook, Facebook tracking, Jeff Jarvis, New York Times, nym wars, Public Parts, Salman Rushdie, Sneak ADtack, Twitterverse, USA Today, Wall Street Journal | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Public Parts

Private Oy: Facebook And The Super Snoopers (Part Two)

Private Oy: Facebook And The Super Snoopers (Part One)

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