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Chinese Censorship vs. Foursquare | The Atlantic Wire - 0 views

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Another social network site has been blocked in China which is location-based. When people tried to chick-in to the location Tiananmen Square due to its 21th anniveristy, the link were blocked.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Another social network site has been blocked in China which is location-based. When people tried to chick-in to the location Tiananmen Square due to its 21th anniveristy, the link were blocked. </div>

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a set of: China, the biggest Internet market - 0 views

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Blog entry: with the massive population, China is for sure the biggest market in every market. It surely has its impact on with the culture. As censoring as it is now, will this culture eventually affect the internet culture as a whole??

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Blog entry: with the massive population, China is for sure the biggest market in every market. It surely has its impact on with the culture. As censoring as it is now, will this culture eventually affect the internet culture as a whole?? </div>

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a set of: Freedom of speech?? Where? - 0 views

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blog entry: it may seem as simple as eating here, but it's definitely not up there in China. Day after Google announced to resign China, couples of foreign reports' email accounts were either hacked or blocked. Coincident? !!!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">blog entry: it may seem as simple as eating here, but it's definitely not up there in China. Day after Google announced to resign China, couples of foreign reports' email accounts were either hacked or blocked. Coincident? !!! </div>

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a set of: The Great Wall online - 0 views

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a set of: Faceoff in China - 1 views

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Blog Entry: no way for Facebook to enter Chinese soil?!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Blog Entry: no way for Facebook to enter Chinese soil?! </div>

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a set of: When can't get one, make a clone. - 0 views

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Bog entry: Chinese clone iPad, iPed. The product of censored infortation and trict internet regulation in China.

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Facebook, you've been sent a message . . . Angry users quit over privacy fears | The Au... - 2 views

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The Wall Street Journal claiming Facebook and other social networking sites had been surreptitiously sharing users' personal data with advertisers. "Facebook has violated its duty of care," Pesce says. "They are a bad parent and I'm like DOCS. I'm taking the child out of the situation."
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People are taking actions to express their feeling about Facebook privacy issue.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">People are taking actions to express their feeling about Facebook privacy issue. </div>

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New-media giants feeling the heat as personal-data violations cause outrage | The Austr... - 1 views

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Google and Facebook are both fired under privacy issue. One thing about the Internet is its border less feature, but when it comes to regualtion, this becomes a big problem. American based companies should or should not follow local ligislations? Which country can take the responsible for indivisual interllectual property or private information internationally?

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Google and Facebook are both fired under privacy issue. One thing about the Internet is its border less feature, but when it comes to regualtion, this becomes a big problem. American based companies should or should not follow local ligislations? Which country can take the responsible for indivisual interllectual property or private information internationally? </div>

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Facebook hits back in spat with Australian Federal Police | The Australian - 1 views

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reported difficulties in forcing California-based Facebook to comply with Australian police requests or court warrants and suggested the website should appoint an Australian-based liaison to give law enforcement a single point of contact.
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Should California based company, facebook, follow the rules in Australia? Should they respond? After the teeageer killed from meeting with her facebook friend, this issue has become a back fire for facebook and australian authority.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Should California based company, facebook, follow the rules in Australia? Should they respond? After the teeageer killed from meeting with her facebook friend, this issue has become a back fire for facebook and australian authority. </div>

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Rudd continues to spend big with Google | The Australian - 0 views

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"What we have to say as a small country like Australia is we expect our laws to be respected. Just because you base yourself in the US doesn't mean you can ignore the privacy of Australians."
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International network, local lawsuit and regulation. The Australian Government is asked to justify the business deal with Google for it's privacy issue. Since google revealed to mistakenly capture private information from it's street scanning.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">International network, local lawsuit and regulation. The Australian Government is asked to justify the business deal with Google for it's privacy issue. Since google revealed to mistakenly capture private information from it's street scanning. </div>

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Facebook tightens privacy controls after global outrage | The Australian - 1 views

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option of applying the same preferences to all their content, so that with one click you can decide whether to share things with just "friends" or with everyone.
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ettings so often that keeping up with them became too much. Before the announcement, Craig Mather, a 28-year-old graduate student in Portland, Oregon, was already complaining of having to adjust his privacy settings every time Facebook comes up with a new plan.
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It's a reflection of who you are online.
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lifeblood is advertising.
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yunju wang on 28 May 10

Under sever fire of privacy, Facebook is now tighten their privay policy to ease the fire. The thing is, when it comes to people, it's not that easy to solve. It's no longer a website that JUST allowing users exchage their status and connected to each other, but with more and more apps, people have the feeling that they are being spied on whenever wherever.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Under sever fire of privacy, Facebook is now tighten their privay policy to ease the fire. The thing is, when it comes to people, it's not that easy to solve. It's no longer a website that JUST allowing users exchage their status and connected to each other, but with more and more apps, people have the feeling that they are being spied on whenever wherever. </div>

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