Facebook: The New Cover Letter Colgate Maroon-News
A recent survey done on behalf of CareerBuilder.com found that 26 percent of hiring managers use Internet search engines to check the backgrounds of potential employees and 12 percent use social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace for their research.
Your new job may depend on your Facebook profile The Echo
Increased popularity of social networking sites like Facebook or MySpace has intrigued many employers, who have taken to researching these sites and the profiles of potential employees in order to help them make a more informed hiring decision.
More Face-To-Face, Less Facebook University of Connecticut Daily Campus
I often wonder how different my social life would be if I were to abolish instant messenger, e-mail and Facebook from my life. Writer and naturalist Henry David Thoreau similarly wondered what his life would be like if he were to remove himself from society and live in a quaint, one room cabin in a wooded area by Walden Pond in Massachusetts.
More face-to-face, less Facebook The Lantern
I often wonder how different my social life would be if I were to abolish instant messenger, e-mail and Facebook from my life.
Facebook face off Guardian Unlimited
In the old days it was graffiti on the white board. But due to the rise of networking websites such as MySpace and Facebook, university tutors are finding themselves the subject of high-tech harassment.
Don't I know you from Facebook? The Battalion
Josh Collins logged onto Facebook just like the many times he had before.
Internet Crime Enforcement Team lectures in Coshocton CentralOhio.com
WARSAW - Living in the age of computers, with more advanced technologies emerging every day, it isn't uncommon for today's average teen to give out personal information on servers such as MySpace, Facebook, and Xanga.
Facebook's facelift uncovers what many see as flaws New Orleans Times-Picayune
Facebook, beloved by college students as a parent-free zone for staying in touch, is feeling some growing pains. Hatched in a Harvard dorm two years ago, the free online service claims 9.5 million members who can share photos, messages and personal profiles.
Internet quickly becoming new venue for bullying, harassment The Daily Free Press
Facebook's growing popularity has given rise to a new problem: cyber-bullying. Teens and young adults who engage in cyber-bullying use Internet resources to spread rumors about their peers- a practice site managers and advocates are looking to rein in. "We are aware of cyber-bullying and the way in which people can do mean or hurtful things to each other using Facebook," Facebook
Deans 'friend' students via Facebook The Daily Targum
With an increasing amount of University staff and faculty members creating Facebook accounts, students may have fewer excuses not to build strong relationships with deans and advisers. In the past few months, students have begun to spot a considerable amount of University deans and staff members on the Web site Facebook.


Facebook Revolt: Protest Bites the Tool That Feeds It | Personal
Yesterday, Facebook launched a new feature called feeds, which is a live stream of 2006 Personal Democracy Forum | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy
For Some, Online Persona Undermines a Résumé - New York Times
Facebook, though, has separate requirements for different categories of users; college students must have a college e-mail address to register. Personal
Wired News: Lessons From the Facebook Riots
When Facebook unilaterally changed the rules about how personal information was revealed, it reminded people that they weren't in control.
Facebook | Karl Kruppstadt's Public Profile
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Thoughts on Facebook
Below are five concepts to keep in mind when you use Facebook, if not other programs of personal creativity such as chat rooms or MySpace, on the Internet.
Facebook Sells Personal Information
Facebook Sells Personal Information. Facebook says that they will sell your personal information. What that may mean for you is more spam in your inbox
Facebook - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Facebook's Terms of Use specify that "the website is available for your personal, noncommercial use only", misleading some to believe that college
Open Facebook - Forbes.com
The wealth of personal data available to large groups of strangers on Facebook has never been richer. Comparisons to the much larger and more open