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Careers involving social networking sites


Question Posted Tuesday December 9 2008, 9:02 pm

17/f

I have been working so hard for years to get into a certain university for commerce (specifically marketing) but today I had an eye opening experience. We had a school presentation on facebook and it lead me to realize that people are getting paid to work undercover to find pedophiles on social networking sites (police employees) and other similar jobs. I find that extremely interesting, it possibly reaches or surpasses my interest in marketing. Could the two careers be mixed and if so, any suggestions as to how? Thanks!

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