So Egypt decided to shutdown the internet. Apparently they have some type of kill switch. But could it happen here? How has Web 2.0 affected our lives, politics, humanity? Apparently, the there is kill-switch legislation before congress. This legislation would empower the president to pull the plug during ‘national emergency’. What is the first rule when [...]
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The Internet and Social Networks – Good and Bad
February 1, 2011Categories: Social Media
Tags: Egypt, Facebook, Kill-Switch, Sexting, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Protecting Digital Identities, Part 1
January 31, 2011A Digital Identity is the mechanism used to identify an individual to computers, networks, the internet, and social media. In a general case, digital identity is the digital fingerprint of an individual – or of an entity other than an individual – in either case, it is generically called the Digital Subject. But whatever it [...]
Categories: Information Systems, Security, Social Media
Tags: Attributes, Authentication, Digital Identity, Digital Subject, Properties, Relationships, Reliability
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