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Sometimes We Need Pseudonyms

[fr]Pourquoi on a besoin de l’anonymat et du pseudonymat en ligne.[en]Ten years ago, if I’d spent over an hour reading stuff on a website, I would probably have written a blog post about it. Not necessarily a long blog post. … Continue reading

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Pseudonyms on Facebook

[fr]Vrais noms, faux noms, Facebook. Oui, je suis un peu crispée là-dessus.[en]I have to admit to a bit of a hang-up: I don’t like pseudonyms in real-names-only spaces.The first time I realized I disliked them in that context (and in … Continue reading

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Google Identity Dilemma

[fr]Depuis des années, j’utilise une identité “fantaisiste” pour tous mes services Google. C’est mon identité principale (vous voyez de laquelle je parle si on est en contact). J’aimerais passer à prénom.nom comme identité principale (je la possède aussi) mais tous … Continue reading

Posted in Connected Life, Personal | Tagged calendar, centralization, dilemma, e-mail, feedburner, gmail, google, google reader, google sidewiki, google talk, google wave, identity, name, profile, services | 12 Comments

What Do We Call Ourselves?

[fr]Un article de plus dans la longue série “Stephanie se demande comment appeler ce qu’elle fait”. Si “social media expert” a été usé jusqu’à la corde, que reste-t-il à une “spécialiste généraliste” des nouveaux médias comme moi?[en]This morning I read … Continue reading

Posted in Being the boss, Social Media and the Web | Tagged branding, competition, Consulting, freelancing, marketing, name, Social Media and the Web, social media expert, social media strategist, terminology, title | 13 Comments

Getting Rid of www

[fr]Une recette pour faire disparaître magiquement ce satané “www” des noms de domaines que j’héberge…[en]I personally hate having “www” in front of a domain name. It’s redundant. If we’re visiting a website, we’re on the web anyway. It also brings … Continue reading

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Anonymat et blog intime

[en]My reaction to a new French-speaking blogger who desires to remain anonymous because he will be dealing with private stuff on his blog. I consider that it is not possible to blog anonymously in the long run. As you create … Continue reading

Tagged anonymat, anonyme, anonymity, anonymous, assumer, blog, bloggers, blogging, Blogosphere Interest, discrétion, journalintime, name, nom, privacy, Psychology / Sociology, saturnin, vieprivée | 4 Comments

Tracking Keywords: PubSub and Technorati

[fr]Comparaison de PubSub et Technorati pour surveiller des mots-clés dans la blogosphère. Aucun des deux vraiment satisfaisant.[en]One thing I came back with from LIFT’06 is that what one should monitor is more keyword watchlists, rather than blogs. I used to … Continue reading

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged Blogger musings, blogosphère, feature, feedback, firefox, keywords, Kit du blogueur, monitoring, name, newsreader, pubsub, rss, search, sidebar, subscription, suggestion, technorati, watchlist, Weblog Technology | 17 Comments

Google et les noms

Citer le nom de quelqu’un sur un blog n’est pas un acte anodin. Sommes-nous préparés à  la responsabilité qui va avec le pouvoir de la parole publique? Quelques exemples de situations… embarrassantes.

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Tagged blog, blogger, Blogger musings, blogging, Blogosphere Interest, egogoogling, enligne, Essay-Like, flickr, google, googlebombing, identité, identity, internet, lastfm, liens, Links, name, namedropping, nom, online, parole, public, publique, recherche, responsabilité, responsability, search, speech, tags | 12 Comments