YouTube now requests users who want to post comments on the site to let it pull their full names from their Google+ accounts and use them instead of remaining anonymous. However, users can refuse to do so, at which point they are confronted with a pop-up menu and must choose from a list of reasons to justify their decision. This new feature is being rolled out to consumers in the United States first and will be made available internationally later, YouTube said. Partners, brands and organizations may have this capability in the future. 
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MANTECH INTERNATIONAL L1 IDENTITY SOLUTIONS LOGITECH INTERNATIONAL INFOSYS TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH IN MOTION YAHOO JACK HENRY and ASSOCIATES
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