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Tag Archives: privacy

  1. New Media Links Up Gays in China December 14, 2009

    The Comrades In Action (or CIA) is a loose structured, low-entry organization based in Beijing, China. It is a very special organization, in the sense that it is an entirely invisible body, with no headquarter, no offices, no leaders, and all its members scattered on the Internet. In fact, it is also an underground organization, [...]

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  2. To Blog or Not to Blog: Is Blogging Inducing Anxiety in Academia? November 16, 2009

                With the Internet containing more and more of our personal information, we have inevitably become more concerned about those details spilling out to the public, and by “public” we really mean potential employers.  This is the obvious worry when it comes to forums like facebook and google searches.  But then [...]

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