Let’s get legal: does Facebook owe you money?
Shayne C. Dunbaugh Journal Staff That’s correct — according to a recent email, some users may be party to reparations in a pending class action settlement against Facebook. The Action claims “...
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Social networking is pleasure networking
Anya Batrakov Journal Contributor I can’t go to a restaurant anymore without the person I’m with checking their Facebook on their smartphone. I notice more people can’t survive without this seemingl...
Academic scholar presents privacy in the digital age
Melissa Hanson Journal Contributor Last Wednesday evening in the C. Walsh Theatre, featured academic scholar and George Washington University law professor Jeffery Rosen presented “Privacy in the Dig...
How Facebook handles your privacy
Before I get started, I am in no way accusing Facebook of committing any crimes. I may, however, not agree with many of its actions, along with the shadiness of how much power it may have without any...
Professor taps into social networking
Tom Russo Journal Staff Suffolk University Professor and Director of Graduate Program in Computer Science Dr. Dan Stefanescu was recently featured in the U.S. News and World Report for his research o...
Future careers connected through social media
Gianna Carchia Journal Staff Add friends on Facebook. Follow people and companies on Twitter. Hand out and gather business cards. Build your email contact list. Last Wednesday at Emerson College, ...
The Man Column: Keep your relationships in the real world, not on Face...
Since the conception of the Internet, which has exchanged ideas for decades at this point, the way people can meet each other has changed drastically. Humans can log on and talk to people across the ...
College SUMO not the next Facebook
Article by: Ethan Long A new social networking website created by Suffolk students plans on doing what many see as Facebook’s failure. In 2006, Facebook, which previously allowed users to register on...