I’ve been playing around with spock.com, the “people” search engine (a sort of meta-social network). Bit miffed to discover that I’m listed 211th of all the James Graham’s in all the world that have ever existed (Google is much gentler on the old ego). Type in Liberal Democrat and you get a very interesting set… Continue reading Spock.com: highly illogical
Tag: social-networking
Peter Bazalgette on Privacy: a poacher turned game-keeper?
Peter Bazalgette has written a thoughtful piece about privacy and social networking sites, so for once I will dispense with the usual toilet jokes. I do think he’s got it slightly wrong however. Firstly, attitudes amongst young people and those websites. I have to admit, I’m amazed at the number of people who are quite… Continue reading Peter Bazalgette on Privacy: a poacher turned game-keeper?