Here’s an interview I did with Master of 500 Hats blogger Dave McClure last week, which I am sure to regret at some point.
Mostly because of this odd illustration he also did (that I secretly like way too much).
In it, he asks me what I would do with various big Internet companies if I [...]
So, Mark Zuckerberg apologized.
Yes, he took too long to do it. Yes, he was dumb to release a product, Beacon, without thinking through the potential privacy implications. Yes, it was a big black eye for the Facebook founder.
But good for him.
While some are arguing that no one but the press and privacy advocates cared [...]
The ankle-biters have spoken and it seems that I am completely wrong in my estimation in several recent posts where I wrote that Facebook widgets are–how shall we put it delicately?–exceedingly inane.
Why? Apparently because inane is the goal! Well then, I guess: Mission accomplished!
At an appearance at the Web 2.0 Summit yesterday, a group on [...]
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