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You knew it had to happen sooner or later: China is cracking down on Internet video. Under the new regulations, Chinese web…
So Robert Scoble has his account suspended by Facebook for using an automated script to harvest his contacts and their email addresses (see my previous post), and all hell breaks loose. Scoble, whose account is later reinstated, is denounced for being a publicity-seeking limelight hog, and for using a script from Plaxo that is an egregious breach of Facebook’s terms of use (since it uses…
Question: We were thinking of mirroring our website by giving affiliates subdomains with our content like xyz.oursite.com. Is this a good idea or a duplicate content nightmare?
There is no expectation of privacy in public, last I checked. If I'm on the sidewalk in my underwear (yes, I've been on the sidewalk in my underwear – it was the Rocky Horror midnight show when I was younger and skinnier) it's kind of hard to get upset when other people see me. So why should Facebook, or any other social (public) network, be…
There are a lot of strange and funny things on the Web, but as of this week, there's one less place that showcases them; Yahoo Picks has been shut down.
Even though Robert Scoble has been readmitted to the walled garden of Facebook and forgiven for his scraping, Facebook commits the same offense against other sites.
