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Can you separate online, offline, professional and private social networks

Posted on : 08-07-2010 | By : Sarah Thomas | In : Carve Consulting Blog, Corporate Social Networks, Digital Engagement, online reputation management

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This is an enlightening presentation for anyone who is involved in social networking by Paul Adams, a UX researcher from Google.

Probably most relevant for someone who’s daily actions can be fairly consistently tracked on Facebook, Foursquare and Twitter and particularly those who want to keep their personal and professional lives separate online.

The Real Life Social Network v2

View more documents from Paul Adams.

And while we are on the topic of social profiles, another great post you might like to check out is about knowing and maintaining your own social footprint effectively from Michelle Prak here.

  • Hi guys I am trying to find any private social networks that is available for general public. In know that chatter and yammer are for businesses and Facebook is not so private.
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