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The Conclusion of Facebook’s Voting Process
In: web resources
26 Apr 2009Based on a post for the General Counsel for Facebook, Ted Ullyot, the results for the Facebook vote are in and the new rules / terms of service are in. Or are they? As I read the post my greatest question was did they actually get 30% of their active users to vote so the [...]
Facebook Decides To Follow Majority, Adopt New TOS
In: web resources
26 Apr 2009The majority – or at least the majority of the few folks who voiced an opinion – will indeed rule. Facebook’s governance vote is over, and although its declared participation threshold wasn’t met, the social network is preparing to adopt the terms of service most voters favored. Ted Ullyot, Facebook’s general counsel, announced on the [...]
The Information Mafia Cometh
In: web resources
7 Apr 2009In light of the hysteria generated by the Associated Press’s plan to go after online news aggregators, Google is quick to point out any action the AP takes won’t apply to them. Why? Because Google already struck a deal with the AP. That’s not news. That happened a while back when Google decided it smarter [...]
Google to publishers: We’re not evil or illegal
In: web resources
7 Apr 2009A day after the editor of The Wall Street Journal referred to online news aggregators–particularly Google and its Google News product–as “parasites or tech tapeworms,” and the chairman of the Associated Press announced an initiative to protect print media content from infringing use online, Google has fired back in a blog. The gist of Tuesday’s [...]
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