Top Facebook Apps Violate Privacy Terms: Report No stranger to privacy concerns, Facebook is one again in in the privacy spotlight following a Wall Street Journal report that some popular Facebook applications leak personal information to advertisers. “Many of the popular applications, or ‘apps,’ on the social-networking site Facebook Inc. have been transmitting identifying information — in effect, providing access to people’s names and, in some cases, their friends’ names — to dozens of advertising and Internet tracking companies,” according to The Wall Street Journal, which wrote about Facebook Sunday in the latest installment of its recent “What They Know” series about advertising and the Internet

Facebook.com People Search Thursday, October 14, 2010, 5:47:19 AM Facebook.com people search information is set to be moving over to Bing making full use of its new Liked by your Friends matches. This is an exciting time and gives Bing an advantage over Google.com.

Facebook.com – Exciting New Features Thursday, October 07, 2010, 12:25:51 PM New features have been introduced today by Facebook.com to help give its social networking users more access into what other visitors can see of their private data. The main new area is the ability to only share certain information with certain groups of friends rather than one big free for all. This will allow you to separate information people see between Family, Friends and Business Colleagues which will be a must for many of its users

This little story has been around the net for years and nicely illustrates one more reason (aside from my Larry Flynt Story ) why I go slow on development. Everyone should read it if they don’t already know it: An American investment banker was walking by the pier of a coastal Mexican village when a fisherman docked his small boat nearby and tossed several large yellow fin tuna onto the dock. The American complimented the Mexican on the quality of his fish and asked, “How long does it take to catch them?” T he Mexican replied: “Not very long — maybe a couple of hours, senor.” The American then asked why the fisherman didn’t stay out longer and catch more fish

They’re waiting, of course, for you to process them and share them with your friends and family. It can be a daunting task – one that, without the right tools, you can easily put off indefinitely. But don’t despair.

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Facebook Places just too much information? Here’s how to opt out With the launch of Facebook Places, users need to figure out if this service is a cool new tool or an overbearing feature best avoided. The social networking site’s new location-based feature, dubbed Places, was unveiled last week

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Published: Friday, August 13, 2010, 7:00 AM I pay monthly fees for a varied mix of online subscriptions, for everything from online backups to web hosting to photo sharing, but there’s one type of subscription I don’t have, and I bet you don’t, either. I don’t subscribe to an online music service. Now, don’t get the wrong idea

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