Security Roundtable for October 11, 2008 – Social Media Ethics
Posted by Michael Santarcangelo on October 22, 2008 · Leave a Comment 
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The world of blogging, podcasting and social media is a dynamic –and dominant – force in the way individuals share and consume information. In this fast-paced approach to sharing, we stop to consider the ethics involved.
With the help of Jennifer Leggio - social media expert, former journalist and friend of the Security Roundtable – we tackle the issue of ethics. During this highly informative roundtable discussion, we tackle the responsibility (and credibility) of bloggers, podcasters and especially the individual responsibility of those consuming the information.
This episode is packed with ideas and comments that will get the juices flowing. If you want to continue to conversation with us – join us in the Security Catalyst Community (just pay attention to the naming standard – you must use your real name).
Learn more about the participants:
Jennifer Leggio
http://mediaphyter.wordpress.com/
http://twitter.com/mediaphyter
Martin McKeay
Michael Santarcangelo
http://www.securitycatalyst.com/
http://www.intothebreach.com/ (books now available – eBook or hardcover)
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Michael connects with people, shifts their thinking and creates situations where individuals are naturally inspired to change their behaviors. As a bridge between technology and the user experience, Michael focuses on the positive – acknowledging the good work of the users, amplifying their actions and revealing to them they have the power – and the responsibility – to act to protect information. With wit and clarity, he freely shares unique insights, innovative approaches and effective solutions that are informed by both experience and research.
