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I did a brief presentation last week for the CILIP East of England group on Social Networking. This is now up at Slideshare (just follow the link) or see the embedded version below. It's quite short, but gives a bit of an overview of the subject matter.
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I'd be interested to know more about "keeping work/home personas apart" - it's something I've wondered about, especially in something like Facebook. Are you recommending two profiles?
Posted by: Melanie Brocklehurst | April 24, 2008 at 01:46 PM