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Unmoderated communities aren’t communities.
Without a fear of social repercussions for anti-social behavior, online communities without moderation often devolve into a cesspool. Take for instance InsiderPages, a hybrid yellow pages with reviews. There are countless sites like this out there, all suffering from the … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Technology
Tagged community, Internet, new jersey, nj.com, salem county, social networking
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Please Rob Me: What’s the big deal?
There’s been a flurry of posts across the web about Please Rob Me, a site that aggregates check-ins on sites like FourSquare, illustrating the fact that we’ve known all along: people are willing to release more information than they realize. … Continue reading
Posted in In the News, Privacy, Technology
Tagged foursquare, GIS, Privacy, social networking
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Fun with Google Latitude
Kate was tracking my progress home tonight, as I was going to pick up Thai food along the way. I manually set my location to “Thailand” and found when I got home, Kate was very confused as to where I … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Technology, Web Mapping
Tagged Google Latitude, Location-based Services, social networking
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