NYC Cops Post On Facebook About Brutalizing Occupy Wall Street Protesters (IMAGE) UPDATE: As of today, December 16th, 2011, Mr.
DeRosa’s profile has been removed from Facebook. [EDITOR'S NOTE: The link to Mr. DeRosa's profile is not meant to be used to harass him. It's meant to show that this status update is public, which is why we're posting images of it, unedited. Don't post comments that are visible to the public if you don't want the public to see them.] Michael DeRosa, Sr., whose Facebook page is public, posted this about Occupy Wall Street: Please feel free to contact the NYPD and offer your opinions Michael DeRosa, Sr., George Cruz, Wayne Rhatigan, Rey Hernandez and Michael DeMeo.
Author: Wendy Gittleson As a child of an artist and a Vietnam war activist, I was born a liberal. CIPR Co-Director Michael Zimmer Featured in Chronicle of Higher Education Story on Privacy and Research on Facebook. The Chronicle of Higher Education has published an article featuring CIPR Co-Director Michael Zimmer's research critiquing the privacy protections and research methods related to the “Taste, Ties, and Time” (T3) Facebook research study conducted by a set of Harvard sociologists.
Michael Zimmer, a privacy scholar at the U. of Wisconsin at Milwaukee Center for Information Policy Research, says the methods of the Harvard project "should have triggered an ethical concern. " The article, “Harvard Researchers Accused of Breaching Students’ Privacy”, discusses a variety of privacy and research ethics concerns raised by Zimmer, and also features insights by former CIPR director Elizabeth Buchanan. Read the full article here, and additional commentary by Zimmer on his blog.
Zynga temp worker accused of stealing $100K from San Francisco company. Facecrooks Home Page. Privacy groups ask FTC for Facebook investigation too. Indramayu Travel Guide. Plan a Indramayu vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Indramayu locals View all Indramayu hotels Top Indramayu Writer Indramayu Indramayu is a sleepy town in West Java where I stayed while working for an oil & gas fabricator in Balongan.
The town is known for its delicious Indramayu Mangoes which grows almost anywhere in town... View all rated pages View newest pages Build your own Indramayu page. How To Hide Almost Anything On Facebook. Are you tired of seeing what all of your friends are reading on Yahoo News, the Washington Post, Wall Street Journal Social Edition, or the U.K.
Guardian? Do you not care to see what people are listening to on Spotify, Mog, or Rdio? Facebook’s expansion beyond the like button has expanded the amount of content coming into our news feeds, yet we’ve got more choices than ever for getting unwanted items off of our screens: hide, delete, unsubscribe, unfriend, report or block. I’ve long advocated hiding over all the others, and more recently became a fan of unsubscribing with the advent of the subscribe button. Consider these two options before doing anything more drastic like unfriending or blocking. Renovations of the news feed continue to bring new variations in how to hide, reduce the visibility of or delete things from showing up on your home page. Click on the arrow and a drop-down menu appears showing more options than used to show up. You can choose whether you want to see: