Don’t let your identity become a part of a Harvard “hot or not” game, as seen on The Social Network
In light of the latest privacy controversy with Facebook, I’d like to re-purpose this post (yes, published in the past but it’s Memorial weekend. I’ll risk plagiarizing my own work to enjoy some play time as I have been developing another blog for the past few days).
So, let me just get the cat out of the bag: I can’t emphasize the value of creating your online identity enough . I totally respect those who want to keep things private, but there is a way to balance privacy and making sure that your identity is kosher. Especially in this digital age, it is important to develop your identity first, then control what is being shared. Luckily, we have so many resources to make this possible. Continue Reading…
