A study has found that young people are most likely to limit personal information online and least likely to trust sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and MySpace.

Marlene McManus, one of the young people, remarked that she has to represent a public face that does not hurt her image.

From Google.com:

It might go against conventional wisdom, but a new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project is adding fuel to the argument that young people are fast becoming the gurus of online reputation management, especially when it comes to social networking sites.

Among other things, the study found that they are most likely to limit personal information online – and the least likely to trust free online services ranging from Facebook to LinkedIn and MySpace.

Marlene McManus, 21, is among those young adults. On the job hunt since graduating from Clark University in Massachusetts, she’s been “scouring” her Facebook page, removing photos that contain beer cups and any other signs of college exploits. She’s also dropped Twitter altogether.

“I have to present a public face that doesn’t have the potential to hurt my image,” McManus says.

She has seen otherwise upstanding adults, well past their 20s, sharing compromising photos and questionable rants with too many people online. “I get embarrassed for these people and sometimes just want to shake them,” she says.

Mary Madden, the Pew researcher who was the study’s lead author, remarked that the findings in a way reflect that young people use social networking for long than elders and are therefore more experienced.

Fabio Capello, manager of England football team, has hinted that he will be rejecting tempting offers from Inter Milan and would honor the remaining years of his contract with the Football Association (FA).

Capello was quoted by The Guardian as saying that the only way he can think of otherwise is if the FA sacks him.

From in.news.yahoo.com:

“I have a contract with the FA and the only way it will finish is if they decide to sack me,” The Guardian quoted Capello, as saying.

“I see my name linked with lots of jobs in England, Spain and Italy, but I’m happy here with the FA. I like my job, I like this country and I don’t think about my future. My future is about tomorrow and the World Cup,” he added.

Inter Milan President Massimo Moratti is understood to have identified Capello as his “ideal candidate” and first choice to replace Jose Mourinho.

According to reports, Moratti would be willing to treble his six-million-pound annual salary, after tax, in order to bring the former Milan, Roma and Juventus manager back to Italy.

Mourinho, who led Inter to an unprecedented treble of Serie A, the Coppa Italia and the Champions League, is under contract with the club until June 2012, but has decided to join Real Madrid to fulfill his dream of becoming the only coach to win the Champions League with three different clubs.

Capello is contracted to the FA until the end of Euro 2012.

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Jonathan Youth Vanguard, a youth group, urged President Goodluck Jonathan to facilitate wealth creation in economy of the nation so that potential of the youth towards youth development can be harnessed.

The group said that no country in this world with poor and hungry citizens can develop and would like to mobilize support for the President helping him succeed in delivering his agenda to the Nigerians.”

From 234next.com:

“We are determined to mobilise support for President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan to succeed as he leads our nation to prosperity and greatness,” national convener of the group, George Turner, said. “We commend and congratulate Mr. President on his four-point agenda, namely electoral reform, power supply, security, and Niger Delta development as well as anti-corruption crusade, which we view as the most critical areas of our national development challenge.”

The group said the federal government needs to add wealth creation as its fifth agenda, because a nation whose citizens wallow in abject poverty and hunger cannot develop.

“Therefore, we call on the president to immediately create wealth through the development of such institutions as small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs), as well as promote competitiveness in the nation’s industrial sector. We are confident that he will empower the youths meaningfully in a manner that their future will be securely guaranteed,” he said.

Mr. Turner said that the group was formed as a youth-based political organization that would offer the platform for youth across Nigeria and in the Diaspora.