privacy

Have you ever stopped to consider where that status update, photo or video might go after you've put in on Facebook, Twitter or other social networking sites?

On Panorama we took a look at the consequences of sharing too much. You might pay the price later on when applying for jobs or houses in the near future. 

Also, we find out how advertising are targeting what they are selling us by working with Facebook to understand what we might want to buy.

Emma Buckley Lennox, Nat Tencic and Esther Ooi report. 

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A Podcast of Tim and Laurie on their favourite radio show Remixed!
Quite bias really.
Originally though of as a Music based show that only plays Remixes, Covers, Mash-ups and Parodies that turned out to be a strange mix of unrelated banta and songs.
This was there first show, aired on the Saterday the 9th of October 2010 between 8 and 9pm
Tune in as they try to keep in track when discussing School, Privacy and Peter Garrett (among other things)
 

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Show 1 Podcast 9th October 2010.mp3

How safe are you online?

While mapping streets across 30 countries for Google Maps' "street view" this year, Google cars with cameras on top also picked up our private information from unprotected wireless-internet networks.

Is it, as Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has said, "the single greatest breach in history" of privacy?

Nick Toscano and Emma Buckley Lennox report.

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Google privacy - SYNcast.mp3

Do you ever think about who reads what you post on your Facebook or Twitter account?

Catherine Deveny was recently fired from The Age because of inappropriate comments on her Twitter page, saying that she hopes Bindi Irwin "gets laid" and that Rove's new wife "doesn't die too".

Most people don't realise that everything they post online will exist in cyberspace forever...and could come back to haunt them. Rebecca Vukovic reports.

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Digital footprint - SYNcast.mp3

Young people and the internet

Do you worry about who can see your Facebook profile? Are you public or private? Is there such a thing as private on the internet?

Stephanie Powell looks at privacy on social networking sites.

Image: Flickr - oversocialized

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