Net talking shop kicks off debateSource: BBC News
Reporters Without Borders said it was "surprised" that the Internet Governance Forum will take place in Egypt's Sharm-el-Sheikh resort.
Set up by the UN, about 1,400 participants are expected to attend the three day meeting which gets under way on 15 November.
Social Networking 3.0 Source: Psych Central
The information and cultural transformation spawned by social networking may soon upgrade to a new level of sophistication.
Feds Use Facebook to Catch FugitiveSource: q13fox.com
SEATTLE - By the time Federal Investigators went looking for Maxi Sopo, he was gone. The 26-year-old Cameroonian-native is linked to a bank fraud scheme where investigators say he befriended people on Seattle's nightclub scene and then convinced some to take out phony car loans.

In recent months there has been a growing awareness among the citizens of on-line communities that social sites and other gathering places or waterholes are being attacked by various and sundry individuals and organisms that appear to bring detriment, discord and sometimes fatal …
Obesity, politics, STDs flow in social networksSource: CNN
People have profound influences on each other's behavior within three degrees of separation, the authors find. That means that your friends, your friends' friends, and your friends' friends' friends may all affect your eating habits, voting preferences, happiness, and more.
Facebook imposter scam a growing concernSource: Red Tape Chronicals
Internet imposters are perfecting the technique of impersonating friends on social networking sites like Facebook, with lucrative results.
Do Your Friends Make You Fat?Source: The Daily Dish
Jonah Lehrer pores over the research by Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler on social networks and obesity.
Social-networking etiquette emergesSource: tulsaworld.com
Stephanie Kahn wanted to bask in her engagement for a few hours before diving into the task of calling aunts, uncles and good friends with the big news.
Facebook Exodus Source: The New York Times
Things fall apart; the center cannot hold. Facebook, the online social grid, could not command loyalty forever. If you ask around, as I did, you'll find quitters. One person shut down her account because she disliked how nosy it made her.
The Facebook ExodusSource: The New York Times
Things fall apart; the center cannot hold. Facebook, the online social grid, could not command loyalty forever. If you ask around, as I did, you'll find quitters. One person shut down her account because she disliked how nosy it made her.
Beware what you post on Facebook - your boss is watchingSource: timesonline.typepad.com
Is Facebook becoming the office watercooler? That was the interesting theory put to me by a leading employment lawyer the other day when I was looking into how companies are cracking down on employees' use of social networks.
Home Burglar Returns To Taunt Couple Via Facebook?Source: Techdirt
Over in the UK, there's a story about a home burglar, who stole a laptop among other things, and then used the fact that the latpop was logged into a Facebook account to taunt the victims via one family member's own Facebook account, noting that he was happy with his take (especi …

I spent years on Myspace, even met my current boyfriend of several years on Myspace. I have spent the last couple years on Facebook - even reconnected with some old friends and distant relatives.

I'm sure many of you have enjoyed watching TV shows exploiting our intelligence (or in some cases, ignorance), like "Who wants to be a Millionaire?" or "Are You Smarter than a Fifth-Grader?" Then there are those TV reality reporters taking a survey of the "average citizen on th …
The Waves of Social Networking - and PoliticsSource: EVERYDAY CITIZEN www.EverydayCitizen.com
Social networking has become huge part of our society, a testament to that is the live blogging coverage happening now at the Sotomayor confirmation hearing.
Accused Killer Member Of Online Moms Group (Video)Source: kptv.com
BEAVERTON, Ore. -- A local woman who runs a single moms group on the Web site Meetup said Wednesday that she was in contact with the woman accused of killing her pregnant friend last week.
Korena Roberts is in jail, charged with the murder of 21-year-old Heather Snively.