Matt Pizzimenti is concerned about how Facebook’s privacy policies and settings have evolved over the last little bit; that is why he started the ReclaimPrivacy project. He has created an application that people can easily use after they login into their Facebook account.
The application scans their privacy settings and provides alerts about several settings that one can use to hide various aspects of their account from anyone’s view. ...
Continue ReadingI’m not an early adopter of the latest tool. I’ll happily sit back and wait for the dust to settle before I consider using any new application.
It has been my experience that this is a good practice. Most of what hits the social web usually putters and falls into obscurity....
Continue ReadingChat Roulette is a fascinating and bizarre new website that enables visitors to randomly chat with strangers around the world via webcam. The concept for the site is dead simple – you visit the homepage, click Play, and all of sudden you are dumped into a one on one conversation with a random stranger. ...
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Yesterday on Twitter I started seeing links pop up to what looked to be a URL shortening service run by the Republican National Committee – www.gop.am. The site has “gop” in the URL and has branding consistent with the main RNC site – www.gop.com. So it seemed reasonable to assume it was put out by the RNC. ...
Continue ReadingIt is day two of the O’Reilly Gov 2.0 Summit, and I had an interesting conversation at lunch with a person who works in a well known US federal agency. I’m not going to share this person’s name or agency since I don’t want this person to get unwanted attention....
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