This post is a work in progress and subject to editing and updates by Larry Magid We have always taken child safety more seriously than adult safety, even where children are [...]

Google Education apps In addition to its consumer and business services, Google is also in the business of providing apps for education with apps such as Gmail, Drive, [...]

Facebook to offer more control over what information users must reveal to apps This post first appeared on Forbes.com Speaking at Facebook’s F8 developers’ [...]

This column first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News ISTANBUL, Turkey — Today’s column was supposed to be about alternatives to the broken user-name and password [...]

  Author Nancy Willard Nancy Willard has been writing and speaking about cyberbullying since practically before the term was coined. But, like most cyberbullying [...]

New feature shows when friends are nearby (and you near them) This post is adapted from one that first appeared on Forbes.com Facebook is rolling out a new feature for its [...]

This post first appeared on CNET News by Larry Magid I’ve heard a lot of consternation about apps and sites that let users post anonymously and, indeed it is possible [...]

First, don’t panic. This is a serious problem but you need to put it into perspective. While there is clearly a vulnerability, there are so far no reports of the flaw [...]

I’m not sure who decided this but March 20th is “Character Day” and it’s also the day that filmmaker Tiffany Shlain released a superb 8 minute video, [...]