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POPSShould we expect privacy in a World gone Web2.0? This article poses interesting questions. It could be said that by the very fact that we post things about ourselves on the web, we have given up our right to privcy, but is that so? Furthermore, in a World where everything is open to the gaze of the camera, do we have any rights to privacy left at all?
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POPSPro-Ana groups grow on social networking sites I personally think these groups do need to exist. Banning them won't cure people of anorexia and at keast they have others to talk to who understand how they feel - something no non-anorexic can. There again, others may say that these social networks will encourage young people to over-slim and eventually get anorexia. That also may be a valid point. But I still don't think banning them is the answer. What do others think?
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POPSSurveillance Society The trouble is, this doesn't surprise me at all. Just adds to my loathing of what 'British Scociety' has actually become.
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