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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 22 2009 | web, social
    How Do You Share Links over the Internet?

    Quoted: According to data shared by the makers of popular online link-sharing widgets AddToAny, Facebook is the most popular tool for sharing links on the internet. ...

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 16 2009 | web, social, software
    Alternatives to Windows, Mac, Linux applications

    Filter by OS or license type. "Likes" social voting.

    Quoted: AlternativeTo is a new approach to finding good software. Tell us what application you want to replace and we give you suggestions on great alternatives! ...

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 04 2009 | facebook, people, social
    10 Privacy Settings Every Facebook User Should Know

    Quoted: Everyday I receive an email from somebody about how their account was hacked, how a friend tagged them in the photo and they want a way to avoid it, as well as a num ...

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 25 2008 | facebook, social, web
    Checking In On Facebook Connect: Where Are All The Partners?

    Quoted: Some Facebook employees have said privately that the platform is dead. Many developers agree

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 20 2008 | social, guitar, tab

    Sort of a social guitar tab sharing app. Great idea!

    I hope the RIAA doesn't try to sue them out of business.

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 19 2008 | facebook, social, web
    The Curious Case of Facebook’s Benjamin Ling and Sheryl Sandberg | Kara Swisher | BoomTown | AllThingsD

    One explanation of the Facebook exec departures.

    Quoted: Here's one certainty in the hubbub that has resulted in the wake of the departure of high-profile exec Ben Ling from Facebook last week: COO Sheryl Sandberg is definitely not responsible for the melting of the polar ice caps. That's the joking question--Was global warming Sandberg's fault too?--that was asked at a staff meeting at the social networking start-up last Friday afternoon, after the news of Ling's departure, on the heels of some other previous employee exits, suddenly morphed into a series of increasingly vituperative posts on the Valleywag tech gossip site that all centered on what blogger Owen Thomas called Sandberg's "reign of terror" at Facebook. The truth of the situation, though, is actually a lot more interesting.

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 17 2008 | facebook, social, viruses, spyware
    Secret Crush Worm Resurfaces

    Reading for my fb friends:

    Quoted: The “Secret Crush” worm seems to log into unsuspecting users’ accounts, send wall posts to their friends, and even some times, as was the case with my Aunt 5 months ago, change the user’s status as well. All posts seem to link back to a blogspot-hosted site that tries to get more information from the user to find out who their “secret crush” is.

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 15 2008 | social, widget, facebook, spyware, virus
    Laurel Papworth -Social Networks: Facebook Virus

    Sounds like what I've seen going around on facebook.

    Quoted: A spyware-infested third-party widget on Facebook is spreading like wildfire. Like some kind of e-STI, the 'Crush' application is spreading malicious spyware. The flirt widget makes use of an iframe hosted by Zango and sends you off to a site which asks you to download the 'Crush Calculator'. What you really get is spyware...

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 05 2008 | social, twitter, web
    Twitter being used to distribute malware

    Quoted: Malware hunters at Kaspersky Lab (my employer) are seeing early signs that Twitter is now clearly big enough to be a distribution mechanism for malicious ...

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    0 starsroberthd | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 24 2008 | web, social, facebook
    Facebook Gives Users Control, Rewards Non-Abusive Apps

    Quoted: A backlash also arose against the proliferation of frivolous apps like "zombie bites," and "snowball fight." "We haven't done enough to reward good citizens and punish abusive apps." To help users sort out the 24,000 applications on Facebook, the new "Great Apps" program is intended to reward those deemed truly useful by giving them increased prominence on Facebook, earlier access to new features and more feedback.

    A related verification process will "help users identify applications they can trust - applications that are secure, respectful and transparent, and have demonstrated commitment to compliance with Platform policies," according to the company. Verified apps will also earn increased visibility on the site.

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