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Facebook’s Generation Y nightmare Frédéric Filloux, guardian.co.uk Today’s young people could pay a high price pay at work or in health insurance for giving up their privacy online Taos, New Mexico, autumn 2012. At 18, Tina Porter has been on Facebook for four years. Duly briefed by her parents, a teache…

Facebook’s Generation Y nightmare
Frédéric Filloux, guardian.co.uk

Today’s young people could pay a high price pay at work or in health insurance for giving up their privacy online

Taos, New Mexico, autumn 2012. At 18, Tina Porter has been on Facebook for four years. Duly briefed by her parents, a teache…

24 September 43 Permalink
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good: #Facebook #Worlddominance curiositycounts: Not only is Facebook now as big as the entire Internet was in 2004, but its total user base eclipses the population of many countries

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#Facebook #Worlddominance

curiositycounts:

Not only is Facebook now as big as the entire Internet was in 2004, but its total user base eclipses the population of many countries

Source: royal.pingdom.com

8 October 136 good Permalink
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Stowe Boyd: Google+ Is Worse Than A Ghost Town, It's Not Even Haunted ⇢

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The verdict is rolling in. Commentator after commentator is ruling Google+ a failed experiment.

Dan Reimold, Google+ Social Media Upstart ‘Worse Than a Ghost Town’

Google+ is dead. At worst, in the coming months, it will literally fade away to nothing or exist as Internet plankton. At best,…

20 September 28 stoweboyd Permalink
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Facebook is beating Flickr by far… (via How many photos have ever been taken? | 1000memories)

Facebook is beating Flickr by far…
(via How many photos have ever been taken? | 1000memories)

Source: 1000memories.com

19 September 11 Permalink
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Perry Sutcliffe-Keenan, one of two men jailed for four years at Chester crown court for using Facebook to incite disorder, even though their actions did not cause rioting (via England riots: pair jailed for four years for using Facebook to incite disorder | UK news | guardian.co.uk) Ok, so what is really the difference between this and what totalitarian states do?

Perry Sutcliffe-Keenan, one of two men jailed for four years at Chester crown court for using Facebook to incite disorder, even though their actions did not cause rioting
(via England riots: pair jailed for four years for using Facebook to incite disorder | UK news | guardian.co.uk)

Ok, so what is really the difference between this and what totalitarian states do?

Guardian

16 August 4 Permalink
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Sid Meier’s Civilization Migrates To Facebook This Summer, Starts Going By Civ World If this is a success Facebook has proved itself to be useful platform for a whole range of games and other collaboration software as well.

Sid Meier’s Civilization Migrates To Facebook This Summer, Starts Going By Civ World

If this is a success Facebook has proved itself to be useful platform for a whole range of games and other collaboration software as well.

Source: TechCrunch

11 May 27 Permalink
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