MySpace Phishes For The Worm
MySpace hooks the phising sites by removing the worm from user profiles.
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MySpace hooks the phising sites by removing the worm from user profiles.
Ten years ago I started my first online business venture out of the basement office of my home. I put together a Web site selling scrapbook products on my wife's suggestion that scrapbooking was emerging as a hot niche in the crafting industry.
If you've been watching http://blogs.msdn.com/ which is where most of the Microsoft employees blog, you've seen at least a dozen mentions today of Microsoft's new "Blend." I only let one of these through to my Link Blog, but I was just realizing how brilliant this is.
Earlier this week, John Battelle took a look at "the practice of academic publishing in the field of search," and more specifically, at how many papers were submitted by each of the major search companies at a recent conference. The results: it seems as if Google doesn't play well with others, at least as far as research papers are concerned.
At Search Engine Strategies conferences there are always after-conference events and last night was no exception.
All companies really want to hire the best and brightest; the best ones that they can find that meet the criteria of the job, would seem to fit into the organization, and has the ability to actually do the job.