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What The Facebook TOS Brouhaha Is (Really) All About…
…And Why They Backed Off So Fast.
There’s been a lot made of the Facebook TOS update that came out a few days ago, specifically the exclusion of a line that had assured users that all content they’d posted to their profile would be deleted if they chose to cancel their account with the service. [...]
Facebook | Mass Interpersonal Persuasion, or just a waste of time?
Fast Company is running an interview with Stanford Prof BJ Fogg, author of a new book about the social networking service. There are some interesting ideas, and also some rather outlandish ones. Of the more explorable is this tidbit:
“A lot of our exposure to services and products is now going to be socially [...]
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Matthew Ingram: Twitter bears witness to the world
Matthew Ingram, The Globe And Mail’s technology columnist, has advanced a truly exciting idea: namely that microblogging is our first line in the reporting of world events. Before the news stations can get a report out of a location, Twitterers are communicating the reality from a layperson’s perspective. Moreover, he claims, Twitter provides [...]
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