At a Glance
South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com - Sun Sentinel Columnist
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Facebook's location-based programs mean more setting adjustments for users
Places allows people to "tag," or add, friends when checking into a location without permission
Facebook users should pay particular attention to Facebook Places, the social media site's new location-based program. Places allows people to "tag," or add, friends when checking into a location without permission. So if you're tagged, your whereabouts show up on your Facebook page and your friend's. -
Social media helping authors sell their books
Electronic readers have renewed an interest in books, but authors will need social media skills
For those of you doomsayers who declared the death of books in the Internet age, I have news for you. -
As Facebook and Twitter grow, so do opportunities to rip people off
How to avoid getting scammed because of social media
Have you heard of the scam where South Florida seniors are contacted by people pretending to be their grandchildren ? The "grandchildren" say they've been robbed while abroad and need money wired to them. -
Social Media makes cashing in on your fame easy
People seeking fame no longer need to snag big-shot agents, depend on theater or film critics for favorable press coverage, or land a coveted spot on reality television shows.
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Parenting your child's social media activity means listening and learning
We are a generation writing the rules on parenting in age of social media.
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Why does the U.S. Library of Congress want your tweets?
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