Monthly Archives: August 2010

Facebook Places – your default privacy exposed

In Episode 28 of TheSocialGeeks last night we dug into the announcement yesterday on Facebook Places. If you are one of the 500 million members of Facebook and have not heard about this yet, your default privacy settings allow others to “check you in” to places you are visiting.

Stop Being Lazy and Filter Your Inbound Content

I am lucky enough to have a panel up for voting at SXSW in 2011 for the above title.  Here is the excerpt: We are constantly adding new RSS feeds, streams and sources for our own consumption. Soon we file virtual bankruptcy and start over, leaving behind the sources we trusted. What we do not…

School Superintendent suspended after Facebook post

A Connecticut Superintendent of the Windsor Locks area, David Telesca, has been put on leave after comments found on his Facebook page, according to TheDay.com website

Declare war on your favorite location and mayor – Mayor War

Someone just couldn’t be happy that someone took their mayorship of their favorite location through Foursquare. Mayor War steps in to help this situation and become your virtual battle ground