Fred StutzmanThoughts about information, social networks, and privacy

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  Fred Stutzman is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Carnegie Mellon University, where he studies privacy and social media. He is the designer of the productivity software Freedom and Anti-Social, and co-founder of the identity management service ClaimID.com.

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• Introducing Anti-Social

  
  I'm please to announce the launch of Anti-Social, my newest productivity software that turns off the social parts of the internet. Anti-Social only for Macs.

• Freedom for Windows

  
  I'm happy to report that Freedom, my internet-blocking productivity software, is now available for both Windows and Mac computers.

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• Recent Posts

  • Freedom for the New Year
  • Google’s Social Challenge
  • Identifying Social Capital in the Facebook Interface
  • Networked Information Behavior in Life Transition
  • NPR covers Anti-Social
  • Dissertation Defense Talk Slides
  • CHI 2011 workshop: “Privacy for a Networked World”
  • Dissertation Defense, December 8
  • New Yorker on Procrastination (and Freedom)
  • Upcoming Talk – UC Irvine
  • Next Steps
  • Pricing a used Honda Odyssey
  • Why Gender is Important in Facebook
  • iTunes vs. Amazon as Survey Incentive
  • Smaller, better, slower

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