Presentation from Dad's Track at Type A Mom conference in Asheville NC Sept 25 2010 http://typeamomconference.com

1. Privacy and Security in a
New Media World
Dad's track
TypeAMomConference.com

2. Who are we?
Ryan Boyles Jim Turner
@theRab @genuine
flavors.me/rab onebyonemedia.com
#typeamom #dadstalking

3. In a world...
...where personal branding is the new
normal, privacy is not just another buzz
word for parents. We must balance safety
and success in real-time with New Media
and Blogging.

4. Let's talk about...
1. How are our perspectives of privacy changing?
2. How is the shift in online personas affecting blogs?
3. Who is the invisible audience, really? Are they still invisible?
4. What is the inherit value of publicness?
5. Can you be "social" online without Facebook?
6. What part do Privacy laws play in parenting online?
7. How do bloggers find the right balance between public and "private" sharing?
8. Why does living online mean opening Pandora's box?
9. Is there a generational divide online?
10. If personal "content" is a New Media commodity, what does that make "users" who create it?
11. What are the expectations of the new Internet Society?
12. Are safety evaluation criteria available?
13. What does it mean to grow up online in 2010?
14. What is the new new media approach to teen safety and "friends?"
15. What happens when families are not longer?
16. Danah Boyd said "Privacy is not dead" but is it kinda undead?
17. Who made 2010 the year of "Daddy Bloggers" anyway? :)

5. Perspective is reality
How are our perspectives of privacy
changing?
How is the shift in online personas
affecting blogs?
Who is the invisible audience, really?
Are they still invisible?

6. via jess3

7. Living online
How do bloggers find the right balance
between public and "private" sharing?
Why does living online mean opening
Pandora's box?

8. Privacy
Privacy through obscurity is not realistic
But we still have reasonable
expectation of privacy

9. Facebook
Facebook has changed the world
Expectations of an Internet society
Can you be "social" online without
Facebook?

10. Face Smash

11. Content
If personal "content" is a New Media
commodity, what does that make
"users" who create it?
What are the expectations of the new
Internet Society?

12. Hello World
Introverts become extroverts online
Live-blogging births and crowd-sourced
baby names

13. @babywaldow via @djwaldow

14. Security
What is the new new media approach
to teen safety and "friends?"
What part do Privacy laws play in
parenting online?

15. The kids are okay?
What does it mean to grow up
online in 2010?
What is the new new media
approach to teen safety and
"friends?"

16. Family matters
Is there a generational divide online?
What happens when you are no longer
a family?

17. Public
What is the inherit value of publicness?
Danah Boyd said "Privacy is not dead"
but is it kinda undead?

18. Final thoughts
Audience engagement and daily life are the odd
couple of New Media.
Reasonable expectations of privacy are
important and real.
Trust, control and creativity are not mutually
exclusive.

19. Thanks
Please share with us! Tweet your live-blogs,
questions, comments and recaps to #typeamom
#dadstalking
Type A Mom's Conference
http://typeamomconference.com/schedule/

20. Who are we? (again)
Ryan Boyles Jim Turner
@theRab @genuine
flavors.me/rab onebyonemedia.com