Sunday, 7 February 2010
By Chris Crum
It's been a pretty big week for Facebook. Not only is there a lot of talk about Facebook's potential for becoming the top news source on the web, but the company celebrated its sixth birthday, is passing the 400 million user mark, and began rolling out some new design changes. In addition, the company is said to be rewriting its messaging feature and preparing to launch a webmail product, but first things first.
Full article at http://ping.fm/uSjIu
It's been a pretty big week for Facebook. Not only is there a lot of talk about Facebook's potential for becoming the top news source on the web, but the company celebrated its sixth birthday, is passing the 400 million user mark, and began rolling out some new design changes. In addition, the company is said to be rewriting its messaging feature and preparing to launch a webmail product, but first things first.
Full article at http://ping.fm/uSjIu
Thursday, 4 February 2010
http://ping.fm/mg6C9
NASA's plans to send a manned mission to the moon and launch the US into a bold new era of space exploration are likely to remain on the ground today when Barack Obama unveils his budget.
NASA's plans to send a manned mission to the moon and launch the US into a bold new era of space exploration are likely to remain on the ground today when Barack Obama unveils his budget.
http://ping.fm/80QtQ
Cyber-warfare attacks on military infrastructure, government and communications systems, and financial markets pose a rapidly growing but little understood threat to international security and could become a decisive weapon of choice in future conflicts between states.
Cyber-warfare attacks on military infrastructure, government and communications systems, and financial markets pose a rapidly growing but little understood threat to international security and could become a decisive weapon of choice in future conflicts between states.
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Fake Google appears in China
http://www.goojje.com/ Full article here http://ping.fm/EI1i2 Google's line on this is the concerns about possible theft of their search engine algorithms.
Interesting to note the above in connection with the ruling from China on Baidu http://ping.fm/j9wGW for full article.
http://www.goojje.com/ Full article here http://ping.fm/EI1i2 Google's line on this is the concerns about possible theft of their search engine algorithms.
Interesting to note the above in connection with the ruling from China on Baidu http://ping.fm/j9wGW for full article.
Monday, 1 February 2010
Be interested in hearing how other people react to this: A convicted murderer has been using Facebook to let the world know what he was up to! The Facebook con is called Colin Gunn, 42, is serving 35 years for conspiracy to murder Joan and John Stirland. Gun has had a Facebook profile for at least two months. The page was regularly updated leading to suspicion that he was using a mobile phone rather than getting friends to update it for him. On the site Gunn declared: “Good news from seeing the security governor, he said he had no problem with me blogging. I’ve provided him with all of the up-to-date laws on it. Unlike the security at HMP Whitemoor, it does not concern them here,” This quote from the Sunday Times.The profile also included threatening messages. This had lead to speculation that Gunn could be accessing other social networks and his former from jail.
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