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  New Pew study on tone of social network sites
• 30/01
  World Economic Forum: More than Meets the Eye
• 23/01
  How Parents Normalized Teen Password Sharing
• 17/01
  We need to talk about piracy (but we must stop SOPA first)
• 12/01
  Nancy Baym, Kate Crawford, Mary L. Gray to Join Microsoft Research
• 10/01
  I am Generation Flux
• 10/01
  I’m back….
• 15/12
  I’m on Vacation!! (Until January 10)
• 12/12
  Four Difficult Questions Regarding Bullying and Youth Suicide
• 08/12
  Opportunities not to miss…
• 07/12
  What is the Role of Technology in Human Trafficking?
• 30/11
  NOTICE: Email sabbatical will start December 15
• 28/11
  Social Science PhD Internships at Microsoft Research New England (Spring & Summer 2012)
• 21/11
  Debating Privacy in a Networked World for the WSJ
• 01/11
  Why Parents Help Children Violate Facebook’s 13+ Rule
• 14/09
  Six Provocations for Big Data
• 09/09
  Exciting News: Me @ Microsoft Research + New York University
• 05/08
  Designing for Social Norms (or How Not to Create Angry Mobs)
• 04/08
  “Real Names” Policies Are an Abuse of Power
• 29/07
  The Unintended Consequences of Obsessing Over Consequences (or why to support youth risk-taking)
• 07/07
  How to Take an Email Sabbatical
• 19/05
  Publicity and the Culture of Celebritization
• 25/03
  The Politics of Queering Anything
• 15/02
  Tweeting teens can handle public life
• 27/01
  why I’m mostly offline
• 09/12
  I AM OFFLINE! On Email Sabbatical from December 9 – January 12
• 15/11
  “Bullying” Has Little Resonance with Teenagers
• 11/11
  Social Science PhD Internships at Microsoft Research New England (Spring & Summer 2011)
• 08/11
  Risk Reduction Strategies on Facebook
• 02/11
  Facebook & helicopter parenting
• 19/10
  Combating Sexual Exploitation Online
• 01/10
  Thank you Nashville!
• 13/09
  musing on child naming and the Internet
• 26/08
  Regulating the Use of Social Media Data
• 23/08
  Social Steganography: Learning to Hide in Plain Sight
• 21/07
  MySpace and Facebook: How Racist Language Frames Social Media (and Why You Should Care)
• 21/07
  Skin Whitening, Tanning, and Vaseline’s Controversial Facebook Ad Campaign
• 15/07
  Facebook’s Panic Button: Who’s panicking? And who’s listening?
• 11/07
  strange jobs people have
• 25/06
  Risky Behaviors and Online Safety: A 2010 Literature Review
• 23/06
  Sexting: Youth Practices and Legal Implications
• 26/05
  Pew Research confirms that youth care about their reputation
• 24/05
  Quitting Facebook is pointless; challenging them to do better is not
• 15/05
  Facebook is a utility; utilities get regulated
• 14/05
  Facebook and “radical transparency” (a rant)
• 29/04
  “Privacy and Publicity in the Context of Big Data”
• 26/04
  Harassment by Q&A: Initial Thoughts on Formspring.me
• 18/04
  Big Data: Opportunities for Computational and Social Sciences
• 14/03
  Speaking about Privacy and Publicity
• 22/02
  ChatRoulette, from my perspective