Chinese advertisers ask Google will you stay or will you go - 0 views
Cost per search - Search engines' dirty secret - 0 views
Google faces anti-monopoly probe by European Commission - 0 views
Google forced into Buzz revamp over privacy row - PR nightmare, useless program - 0 views
Google seeks to quell Buzz privacy outcry - Naive or greedy - 0 views
Google to release tool to show government censorship requests - 0 views
Soap box - Pity the intelligent robot makers - 0 views
The Costs of Community - 0 views
The politics of envy - Online Status Anxiety - 0 views
Is this the first play enacted on Twitter Such sweet sorrow - RSC - 0 views
Has Twitter reached its peak - 0 views
30% fee - How Facebook plans to fuel the app economy with Facebook Credits [21Apr10] - 0 views
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Taking 30 per cent of every transaction off the top is plain greedy — very much not part of the ethos of a community / social currency.
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New details emerged today on Facebook Credits, a long-awaited virtual currency on the social network that will likely have a lot of impact on how much money is made by Facebook’s ecosystem partners.
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the goal of Facebook Credits is to make it “friction-less” for users to adopt virtual currency and to start spending it across a bunch of Facebook apps.
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Copyright and Twitter - the Story of @jp917 's MP3 Leaks [26Apr10] - 0 views
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The story involves a music blogger named JP, who runs the appropriately named JP’s blog. JP also has a Twitter account, where he mostly seems to post links to his blog One such post was about the leak of the new album by The National. That post includes a link to Amazon where people can purchase the new album… and also a link to a download of one song (in MP3 format) from the album. Someone — and it’s not at all clear who — apparently filed a DMCA claim over the Twitter message about the leak, and Twitter responded by taking down the tweet and sending JP a note: jp917, Apr 22 03:10 pm (PDT): Hello, The following material has been removed from your account in response to a DMCA take-down notice: Tweet: http://twitter.com/jp917/statuses/12499491144 — New Post: Leaked: The National — High Violet http://jpsblog.net/2010/04/20/leaked-the-national-high-violet/ Twitter is receiving a takedown notice (in theory) from the copyright holder, and Twitter is merely responding to that takedown and notifying the user. Second, JP claims that he only linked to Amazon and not to a download, but looking at his blog post, there are two clear links to a single song from the album — one at Mediafire and the other via Box.net. He makes no claim that these are authorized, so perhaps they are potentially infringing, which makes things a bit messier. It is true that his main link is to Amazon, encouraging people to purchase, but there are those MP3 links as well (though, again, only to a single song, not the whole album).Read more at techdirt.com
What Sites Future Employers Are Checking When Looking at You - Surveys - Lifehacker - 0 views
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As part of a Data Privacy Day report, Microsoft commissioned a study of over 1,200 hiring and recruitment managers. In one segment, they asked what kinds of sites they considered in researching applicants online. The short answer: almost everything. As PC World put it—and as Jason detailed in his online identity primer—having a decent-looking personal web site, with blog-like material showing your grasp of topics and general up-to-date skills, is the best defense against anything and everything else a potential employer or contractor might find about you online. Then again, take a look at how many online realms hiring managers peek into when peeking at you. It's reassuring, if you've put time into cleaning up your online image, and perhaps a wake-up call if you've still got LOLcats littering your photo service pages
News Corp will charge for newspaper websites, says Rupert Murdoch - 0 views
"More Better Faster!": How Our Spastic Digital Culture Scrambles Our Brains - 0 views
Simplicity Is Killing Us - 0 views
Is Twitter a Mental Vacuum? - 0 views
The Madness of Crowds and an Internet Delusion - 1 views
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