The NY Times reports that a new service called Social Sentry has been released to monitor employees' Facebook and Twitter accounts for $2 to $8 per employee. The service also plans to support MySpace, YouTube and LinkedIn by this summer. 'Lewis Maltby, president of the National Workrights Institute, a research and advocacy group, called the automatic monitoring of social networking a "disaster," and predicted that it would lead to people being fired for online griping, the airing of political views and other innocuous conversation. There is a tendency to react to an off-color joke or complaint that appears online more harshly than to the same comment made in a cafeteria or company picnic.
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/2 ... etworking/
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от друга страна това е великолепен начин да заблудиш шефовете си за истинските си политически/сексуални/професионални и пр. възгледи, а те самодоволно да си мислят, че са те "прочели" 
just perfect
