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Bookmarks for December 16th through December 18th
Links for December 16th through December 18th:
Facebook Data Team: How Diverse is Facebook? | Facebook – In order to make Facebook as open and connected as possible for everyone, one of our goals is to understand how different populations of users join and use the service. With that objective in mind, the Facebook Data team [...]
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Bookmarks for November 21st through November 22nd
Links for November 21st through November 22nd:
Ping – Hiring Tweeters and Bloggers to Send Ads – NYTimes.com – One problem is that many Internet users eschew the idea of these ads, saying they commercialize authentic dialogue and undermine people’s credibility. “It interferes with your relationship with your friends and your audience,” said Robert Scoble, a [...]
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Bookmarks for November 19th through November 21st
Links for November 19th through November 21st:
NeMe: Rhizomatic Cartography: Modulated Mapping and the spatial net by Jeremy Hight – The map itself is to no longer be static; mapping is not either. The need is for a greater range and hybridity of mapping and user options in augmenting or examining the many layers of information [...]
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Bookmarks for October 31st through November 1st
Links for October 31st through November 1st:
Virtual Estates Lead to Real-World Headaches – NYTimes.com – By their very names — MySpace, YouTube — companies promote a sense of ownership about content that users create. But control of digital assets is often disputed, and the mediators — whether they provide e-mail services, social networking or virtual [...]
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Bookmarks for September 18th through September 20th
These are my links for September 18th through September 20th:
Project ‘Gaydar’: An MIT experiment raises new questions about online privacy – The Boston Globe – Using data from the social network Facebook, they made a striking discovery: just by looking at a person’s online friends, they could predict whether the person was gay. They did [...]
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Bookmarks for May 20th through June 28th