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Why are Gen Y publishing their lives online despite the risks? from Web Genome Project Blog
The online confessions, stripped bare photos, and frank opinions of Gen Y can make Baby Boomers cringe. One journalist wrote of a young bartender she... Is online privacy an illusion? from Web Genome Project Blog It may be time to start treating the entire web as one interconnected data collection form. Innocuous information you share online can be used to deduce your movie rental habits, political affiliat... Oh Buzz, not you too from Web Genome Project Blog When Google rolled out Buzz in mid-February, people were angered by the type of privacy breaches which have plagued another social mediu... |
TEDxSoMa
TEDxSoMa is an independently organized offshoot of the 'super-conference' TED. The San Francisco-based event delivers a coordinated clash of ideas from speakers such as a NYSE bell ringer, a green nightclub designer and the 'Paul Revere of globalization’s woes'. Missing Link used social media to attract attendees to the actual event and turn TEDxSoMa into a global electronic showcase with over 100,000 people viewing the event's live stream on Justin.tv. Find out more about our work for TEDxSoMa.
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Technological Advancements Force Hard Questions
Published in Online Spin, April 4th 2011. At a conference I attended earlier this week, Dennis Bushnell, Chief Scientist at NASA, spoke about the unfathomably rapid technological developments we are experiencing and will continue to experience: it won't be long, he said, before every single job can be done by a robot. |
