Comments on: connected but not compromised http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96 This used to be a metablog, a blog about blogs. Now it is just a blog by me: Kaye D. Sweetser, Ph.D., APR. It's a blog on social media, research, teaching, Navy, life. It's all fair game for mass communicating. Thu, 16 Sep 2010 21:33:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: bettinadeperez http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96/comment-page-1#comment-161654 bettinadeperez Tue, 15 Dec 2009 11:04:49 +0000 http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96#comment-161654 Thank you for the excellent resources you highlight in your blog. Of particular interest to me is this entry regarding the Navy's introduction of social media instruments, available to it's deployed service members'families. I greatly appreciate your having provdided the current links to this program related to the sponsorship component. It will be a wonderful gift to give. I'll let others know that this is available. Thank you so much - Bettina de Perez Thank you for the excellent resources you highlight in your blog. Of particular interest to me is this entry regarding the Navy’s introduction of social media instruments, available to it’s deployed service members’families. I greatly appreciate your having provdided the current links to this program related to the sponsorship component. It will be a wonderful gift to give. I’ll let others know that this is available. Thank you so much -

Bettina de Perez

]]> By: kaye http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96/comment-page-1#comment-30016 kaye Wed, 25 Jun 2008 00:22:01 +0000 http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96#comment-30016 Tiffany ... I too still have a lot of questions about this. But on some of yours regarding cost, from what I've seen on their site, it is sponsors who pay the $100. Families of deployed service members get free access once their status has been verified. Tiffany … I too still have a lot of questions about this. But on some of yours regarding cost, from what I’ve seen on their site, it is sponsors who pay the $100. Families of deployed service members get free access once their status has been verified.

]]> By: tiffanyderville http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96/comment-page-1#comment-29026 tiffanyderville Fri, 20 Jun 2008 03:11:41 +0000 http://www.kayesweetser.com/archives/96#comment-29026 It's wonderful to hear about this service. I was disappointed though that the content is only up for one year. Does the special encryption really cost so much that the content can only be up for a year? Can the content then be downloaded when it's about to expire? And families or their sponsors need to pay $100 per year for the service? I don't know anything about costs -- from this uninformed vantage point, the expense leaves me feeling uneasy. I don't know anything about the costs of security encryption. I don't think the Internet space should be an issue. With all the free Web sites available (e.g., Google pages, Webnode), I would think that the military could devise a sustainable model. I hope someone "in the know" about the cost will set me straight on this issue by justifying the expense. It’s wonderful to hear about this service.

I was disappointed though that the content is only up for one year. Does the special encryption really cost so much that the content can only be up for a year? Can the content then be downloaded when it’s about to expire?

And families or their sponsors need to pay $100 per year for the service? I don’t know anything about costs — from this uninformed vantage point, the expense leaves me feeling uneasy.

I don’t know anything about the costs of security encryption. I don’t think the Internet space should be an issue. With all the free Web sites available (e.g., Google pages, Webnode), I would think that the military could devise a sustainable model.

I hope someone “in the know” about the cost will set me straight on this issue by justifying the expense.

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