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Good food for thought: Video: does what happens in the Facebook stay in the Facebook?
I do think Privacy is one of the biggest issues for the future of Media and Advertising, but then again - would we rather be disconnected and dumb Mass Media consumers, again?
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The cool thing is that you don't need to be on Facebook (like I'm not, couldn't agree with their TOS) to be connected.
It is important - now rather than later - that we are against this new web 2.0 services that try to make you sign stupid TOS. There are alternatives - good alternatives. The web wants - heck it needs - to be free. But you - the users - should have their privacy and freedom granted. Don't give up on that.
Posted by: Mind Booster Noori | June 02, 2008 at 12:20 AM
I think it is amusing that many of the same people that worry about privacy on Facebook carry a device which not only allows the government to know who they are talking to and what they are talking about, but also tracks their location in real-time just in case the government needs to round them up on short notice.
It is called a cell phone.
Posted by: dangrsmind | June 02, 2008 at 04:05 PM