The articles being discussed here is how Facebook airs your dirty laundry and just how complicated a divorce can get. And the things your lawyer might use in your defense, a updated comment in your Facebook inbox. Reading this article made me look at how messed up the world is and the impact on technology.
Wow, the next article I will mention talks about how two liars met on MySpace, went out for a date, had sex with each other and then the girl sued MySpace for not protecting her from online predators. This article scared me because not only did it teach me more about how crazy this world is. It taught me that my instincts were correct. Only to add people I know, and talk to friends I know. Sure, you can browse people's unprotected profiles, but just to be safe. Set your profile to private until you are ready to share all your pictures, your friends' information and your personal space as well. Internet predators have also increased in number, and talks about how parents should be more aware of the dangers and actions their child can encounter with chatting online to a stranger. The government is involved with this one, this appears to be an ongoing issue and is a dangerous place to be when meeting people who you have not seen face to face. What wackos!
There is such a thing as social networking junkies. Or, as I like to call them, people who seriously have no lives outside their computer/mobile screen! Amazing! It also discusses the differences between two Facebook and MySpace. The social structure as it were, for online social sites. MySpace is used by mostly suburban, low income, single-family homes, whereas, Facebook is more on an educational level of intellect.
MySpace launches A Free Music Revolution, which means unlimited music is available free. A little bit of controversy is involved here as well, with Artist not willing to give their songs away free. The competition is growing between all sites that give music, paid for or not we will just have to wait and find out the next best thing for a free music application.
Facebook Exodus discusses people over a certain age quitting these sites. It has a few examples of stories about the purpose of why they quit these sites. How these quitters thought it was a big deal at first to be a part of these sites and how that excitement has faded over time.
Other articles mostly discussed Facebook; the debate is if professors are sharing too much information to their students. Revealing too much may affect, reflect your career.