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• How he almost killed Facebook »
Next time! - In a nice post Matt Welsh, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Harvard University, tells us how he almost killed Facebook, back in 2004, when Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook creator) was a student i ...
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• Making the most of geolocation »
Ten great applications for location-aware phones - If it's true that Geolocation changes everything, let's check out ten applications that make the most of geolocation, from calling a cab, to calling for help, ...
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• Geolocation changes everything »
Geotagging across the Web - From finding the cheapest petrol to even a girl to go out with, these new GPS tools are making us smarter? Is it always a good idea to broadcast your current position and travel plan ...
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• What a blogger! »
Frederik Pohl has just started a blog! - Frederik Pohl, born in 1919, is one of the greatest science-fiction writers ever. Age 90, he has just started a blog!!! Here it is: The Way the Future Blogs I'll definit ...
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• How many Social Nets have failed? »
Why they failed and what can be learned from it? - First: a challenge to the OpenID open source technology: Facebook Connect Goes Live: Let the Identity Wars Begin Catching dudes the tech way? Japan Cellphone A ...
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• Free pizza for Facebook friends »
You add me, you get a free pizza! - Apparently Facebook friendship can easily be bought with just a pizza: 10,000 have signed up already. But first: Now we also know something about DTN (Disruption-Tolerant Net ...
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• Did you kill the blogosphere? »
After entering the mainstream, is blogging really dead for good? - Nicholas G. Carr writes an enlightning post on blogging midlife crisis, but first: Getting ready for the Big One... playing: L.A. Preps for the ...
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