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Five social media presence strategies

May 3, 2011Business, Media, PoliticsAndy Carvin, Facebook, LinkedIn, Mass media, media distribution, non-online world, Online identity, online identity ownership, online persona, online personas, online presence, online realm, online records, Online social networking, online social realm, online space, online world, Persona, Role-playing video games, social media, social media equivalent, social media presence, social media presence strategies, social media services, social network, Social Networks, social web, social web phenomenon, Text messaging, Tina Fey, Twitter, World Wide Web

Five ways in which people and companies manage their social media presence.

Who owns your identity?

May 1, 2011Business, Media, Politicsamazon, Communication, community-related services, danah boyd, digital media, Digital technology, Domain name, email server, email services, Facebook, Facebook Inc, ID, ID systems, identity, identity owner, identity ownership, Internet privacy, internet resources, Internet Service Providers, Internet space, internet-wide chatroom, internet-wide community tools, internet-wide service, ISP, New media, online communities, Online identity, online identity ownership, online realm, online world, Paypal, researcher, Scientific revolution, silver bullet solution, social services, social web, social web components, telecom services, Telecommunications, turn-key solutions, Twitter, Twitter Inc, Twitter TOS, United States, Virtual communities, web presence, web server, web services, Wikileaks, World Wide Web

Do you own your identity online? The answer may surprise you.