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Bonds: 'Oversharing' Invades the Office - WSJ.com: It's official: The TMI phenomenon—as in 'too much information'—has invaded the workplace.
Archive 2010-04-11 Bill Crider 2010
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Best Comment Of The Day, in response to "Pity The Man Whose Wife Writes A Memoir": Why Men Fear Female "Oversharing": "Some people overshare information; others overshare their penises."
Jezebel 2009
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"'Oversharing' is suddenly here on a grand scale but it's nothing new - my generation called it TMI (which, incidentally, is an easier phrase to text).
unknown title 2009
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The article Please Rob Me: The Dangers of Online Oversharing yesterday got me thinking about this.
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The studies, with titles such as "The Influence of Shyness on the Use of Facebook" and "Shyness and Online Social Networking Services," grapple with an important question: Can the Age of Oversharing bring the shy and lonely out of their cocoons?
Can Facebook help overcome shyness? Michael S. Rosenwald 2011
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The studies, with titles such as "The Influence of Shyness on the Use of Facebook" and "Shyness and Online Social Networking Services," grapple with an important question: Can the Age of Oversharing bring the shy and lonely out of their cocoons?
Can Facebook help overcome shyness? Michael S. Rosenwald 2011
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The studies, with titles such as "The Influence of Shyness on the Use of Facebook" and "Shyness and Online Social Networking Services," grapple with an important question: Can the Age of Oversharing bring the shy and lonely out of their cocoons?
Can Facebook help overcome shyness? Michael S. Rosenwald 2011
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The Juggle: Oversharing at the Office Email is another big part of the problem.
You Did What? Spare the Office the Details Elizabeth Bernstein 2010
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And embroiled in one of the biggest legal battles of the Oversharing Generation.
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And embroiled in one of the biggest legal battles of the Oversharing Generation.
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