The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The New Facebook Buttons: Promote, Despise, Abandon Charles Hugh Smith Of Two Minds, November 1, 2012 How many people would click “despise FB” and “abandon FB” if those were offered alongside the new “promote for a fee” button? Just in case you haven’t noticed, your Facebook activity may not be reaching the FB audience you …
Source: Dark Social: We Have the Whole History of the Web Wrong (The Atlantic, 12 October 2012) Tip of the Hat to Tim O’Reilly at Google+.
Critical Lessons from the Facebook Scam: A Blast from the Past by Mike Stathis Veterans Today, 1 August 2012 [ with repeat of 11 January 2011] EXTRACT: Next, there’s the valuation based on how much the business owner can inflate the sales price. I will call this the seller’s valuation. Usually, when the buyer …
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FBI reportedly pressing for backdoor access to Facebook, Google By Jon Fingas engaget, 5 May 2012 Investigators at the FBI supposedly aren’t happy that social networks like Facebook or Google+ don’t have the same kind of facility for wiretaps that phones have had for decades. If claimed industry contacts for CNET are right, senior staff …
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Not sure I agree with NATO advice to their seniors to all start social networking sites. I personally avoid that stuff like the plague. How spies used Facebook to steal Nato chiefs’ details NATO’S most senior commander was at the centre of a major security alert when a series of his colleagues fell for a …
This is fascinating at multiple levels. Neither Google nor Facebook have been effective at helping humans “make sense,” now it appears that Twitter–perhaps combined with Hypothes.is–just might be a hair away from creating the skeleton of the World Brain. Twitter Just Fired A Cannonball At Facebook And Google+ Matt Rosoff Business Insider, 8 December 2011 …
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Future of Facebook survey results Thanks to everyone who participated and responded to the 4 question survey for the Future of Facebook Project. Below are your results! We’ll be integrating these responses with the ones given by the experts for our final video and written report. See four graphs. Phi Beta Iota: Weak signals, most fascinating …
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