We have all been happily sharing online about our likes, location and daily routine with our friends and beyond. But are we getting more savvy about how and who we share things with? We can now set expiration dates on our posts and newer social networks Whisper and Secret allow us to post 'completely anonymously'. And then there's Facebook's new anon app “Rooms".
What do we make of all this? Are we “over” over-sharing and going back to the 90s when we hung out in chat rooms under fake fancy pseudonyms. And how will this affect marketers and media who rely on this info to share more meaningful stories?
Join our final #smcakl event of 2014 to find out.
Panel
Matt Nippert
One of NZ's best known investigations reporters, who knows a thing or two about dealing with anonymous sources (Rawshark!), as well as how news sites track their readers.
Pebbles Hooper
An artist and gossip columnist who knows what GenYs are doing to keep their info more private, if anything.
Rick Shera
Netsafe Chair and Internet Laywer who knows where to draw the line, and who’s got the right to do what when it comes to tracking & publishing our social moves.