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Tiana Stefanic

Mark Zuckerberg Unveils Facebook's Plan For Internet Domination « Forbes.com... - 0 views

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internet governance facebook social networking privacy individualisation

shared by Tiana Stefanic on 22 Apr 10 - Cached
  • Tiana Stefanic on 22 Apr 10
     
    The founder and Chief Executive of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, announced at a recent conference that Facebook's Open Graph project will soon enable an even greater degree of personalisation as people surf the net. I think this probably has implications for user experience, in terms of viewing popular sites through the prism of social networking - and it gives sites more authority to store data about individuals. Because Facebook seems to be so pervasive nowadays, it seems like we won't have much say in the matter...
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  • Andra Keay on 22 Apr 10
     
    Also business implications. This is direct competition for Google's increasingly personalised 'user experience', not just Buzz and the raft of location services but the uniquely personal search that has slipped quietly onto our browsers. How can we be concerned about what governments know about us when we've handed willingly to businesses so much more information!
  • Allison Jones on 23 Apr 10
     
    We do have a choice - don't have a Facebook account. It may make you a social pariah though ;)
  • Tiana Stefanic on 26 Apr 10
     
    Allison, that's a great point, I've tried to quit using the site but I stop when I realise that I won't know about upcoming social events - unfortunately its the primary means of communication used by some friends!
  • Allison Jones on 26 Apr 10
     
    Yes and I think Facebook take full advantage! A lot of my friends have been posting notes on FB about changing privacy settings now that the new features have come in. So, people are trying to resist but in a more subtle way than dropping out of FB altogether.
Amanda Lansdowne

Vague Politics: Beat for Peace - 0 views

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Beat for Peace Yes We Can music Obama Sudan vote

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  • Amanda Lansdowne on 10 May 10
     
    Second blog post on the role music can play in politics, and how it is spread via the internet
Stephanie Hawkins

Next chapter in the whole UK ISP drama - 0 views

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Internet governance #ARIN6902 UK copyright

shared by Stephanie Hawkins on 01 Jun 10 - Cached
  • Stephanie Hawkins on 01 Jun 10
     
    Yes, I know you love this - we all do. The regulations have been released! We'll never know if they are a best-seller, as they are free for download by anyone (a little ironic, actually), but the Ofcom, the ACMA of the UK, has released the regulations for the Digital Economies Act. What this does is fills in the details of what the ISPs will be doing exactly, what the processes will be - basically just the fussy details that are too specific for an act. Also, it will have information that may need to be updated regularly (like lists of prohibited sites). Regulations can be made and changed without consulting the government, so Ofcom basically has free rein from hereon in ...
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