digital reputations
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A brief presentation offering a range of views on the subject of online reputation and privacyTRANSCRIPT
Digital Reputations(a few notes)
Anne Collier NetFamilyNews.org
ConnectSafely.org
On ‘digital footprints’• Lots of messaging based on
assumption• Topic tied to public versus.
private• Fears/concerns creating a
product category• Topic is a ‘moving target’
To offer some balance…• 81% of teens use privacy
settings, vs. 76% of adults• Anecdotal evidence of
sophisticated teen practice• ‘Super log-off’• Temporary posting• Hidden meaning
New rep-monitoring tools• Google’s new ‘Me on the Web’
• Monitoring what’s public on Web (e.g., Safetyweb)
• Monitoring private activity on Web (e.g., United Parents)
RE: public/private binary• Of course keep in mind
‘invisible publics,’ but…• Aristotle’s either/or is blurring• Degrees of personal &
collective expression• Privacy more contextual in user-
based media environment
Our messaging to dateBased on research from GoodPlay Project at Harvard U.:
•Inconsequential use
•Sense of inefficacy
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