[Air-L] Disturbing trends in social networking

Michael Zimmer michael.zimmer at nyu.edu
Wed Sep 12 16:40:17 PDT 2007


I'm sorry, but I don't see the "disturbing trend" here. These are  
analysts (ie, sit in cubicles at Langley and interpret data)  not  
field operatives (spies). Am I missing something?

-mz

On Sep 12, 2007, at 5:27 PM, Alexis Turner wrote:

> I was tooling around on LinkedIn today and stumbled on the  
> following horrifying
> realization:
> U.S. intelligence analysts announce their names, what they do,  
> every position
> they have ever worked in, and a list of all their associates to a  
> public
> audience on LinkedIn.
>
> http://redheadedstepchild.org/lists/scratchpad/entry61/
>
> Has anyone noticed this before?  Other thoughts?
> -Alexis
>
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