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Packed with ppl and picnickers watching the eclipse. Trying not to stare into the Sun. (@ Griffith Observatory) [pic]: http://t.co/bcKQgXZN— 16h ago via Twitter
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#Eclipse begins as moon encroaches on sunlight #griffithobservatory #igla @ Griffith Observatory Trail http://t.co/hXqeENcx— 17h ago via Twitter
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Tag Archives: social networks
Gone: Application Tabs on Your Facebook Profile
Tweet Last.fm, iLike, Networked Blogs, Causes and any of the hundreds of third-party apps you may have incorporated into your Facebook Profile page are no longer there. As I wrote about last month, Facebook’s customizable profile experiment was short-lived even … Continue reading
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Tagged applications, apps, facebook, myspace, personalization, profile, social media, social networks, tabs, third party
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Twitter Knows Me Well, Suggests ‘Who to Follow’
It’s a wild and crazy algorithm, but if you think about it in physical terms, we all have friends that we want to introduce specifically to other friends. And it should be assumed that by using Twitter, you hope to communicate with and discover new peers, business partners, etc. Continue reading
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Tagged follow, internet, personalized, privacy, social networks, suggest, suggestions, twitter, web 2.0
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Facebook Questions: A Walled Garden of Echo Chambers
I really felt like I was doing this while trying not to fall asleep in 4th grade Language Arts class or something. ESPECIALLY when Facebook told me that I had to capitalize the first letter of each sentence. Continue reading
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Tagged apps, closed, facebook, open, opt-out, q&a, questions, satire, social networks
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Privacy Concerns and Social Networks
TweetIt was refreshing to see MySpace break out of its relative silence this week with a note addressing user privacy settings on social networks. Good to see you again MySpace, though we sometimes forget you’re still around we’re no longer … Continue reading
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Tagged bruce schneier, facebook, linkedin, myspace, privacy, profiles, settings, social networks, zuckerberg
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Zynga Gets Slammed Over Haiti Donations – Deserved or Exaggerated?
TweetIf a company is not entirely transparent in it’s charitable dealings, it could cost it’s reputation, especially when inaccurate rumors start to spread. via Mathew Ingram at GigaOm: If you want to see a Twitter mob in its larval stage, … Continue reading
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Tagged donations, earthquake, facebook, farmville, games, good, haiti, social good, social networks, transparency, zynga
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