Amidst fallout from post-Stanley Cup riots in Vancouver, the Ottawa Citizen talks to Internet experts about the potential damage online images can do to a person's reputation. Once information is on the Internet, some experts say, it's there for good. But people can manage their online reputation by posting positive information about themselves or hiring companies with "reputation advisors" to shape their online personas. Google recently launched a tool that alerts people when information has been posted about them online and suggests how to remove unwanted postings. However, a London technology analyst notes, "the Internet does not have a delete button."
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