Online Identity - keep it all in one place?

Created by Craig Blaha (University of Texas at Austin) on November 28, 2005

Jambo Networks - Simplify Your Social Networking by Aggregating Your MySpace, Facebook, Friendster Profiles In One Place.

The convenience of having all of your bookmarks and accounts in one place is seductive. Being able to tie these things into a social profile, that allows you to search wirelessly for like minded individuals in a certain geographic range is awesome - in the literal sense.

Privacy, Security, and new forms of "social interaction" - spam, stalking, hijacking, emergency services, friendships and employment networking are all potential applications. Policy, anyone?

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		Online Identity - keep it all in one place? Created by Craig Blaha (University of Texas at Austin) on November 28, 2005 Jambo Networks - Simplify Your Social Networking by Aggregating Your MySpace, Facebook, Friendster Profiles In One Place. The convenience of having all of your bookmarks and accounts in one place is seductive. Being able to tie these things into a social profile, that allows you to search wirelessly for like minded individuals in a certain geographic range is awesome - in the literal sense. Privacy, Security, and new forms of "social interaction" - spam, stalking, hijacking, emergency services, friendships and employment networking are all potential applications. Policy, anyone? http://www.jambo.net/web-site/Home.html New Technology \| Social Networking Craig's blog Login or register to post comments 3717 reads
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