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- Added on: Jan 31st, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: David Bradley Science Writer
- Listed in: Computers Science News & Media
- Tags: technology web Security blogs social computing
Recent Posts
Facebook privacy and ads
You wouldn’t want your personal info showing up in a Facebook ad or third-party app would you? Even if it were only displayed to ads shown to friends… Apparently, Facebook does not give third-party applications or advertising networks any...
Internet against government corruption
Can the internet prevent government corruption? You’re probably never going to meet an entirely honest politician, but according to a statistical study by US researchers of 170 countries the internet could provide the tools necessary to reduce ...
Lethal machinery
I just received a spam email from someone going by the likely name of J Hunt. Apparently he had some used equipment to sell. Unfortunately, its use seems to have proved fatal to his father: “My father purchased an Ilco 040 Performance Series Au...
Mobile malware epidemic on the way
A mobile malware epidemic could render phone networks useless within two to three years, if public awareness of the issue and network security experts don’t take control out of the hands of hackers. If you’re intelligent enough to be rea...
Twitter retweet to share tweets
Having moved its Lists feature out of beta recently, the social media service, Twitter is currently beta testing a new way for users to see who’s talking about their tweets. The new ReTweet, or RT, features appear only for a select few users bu...
Feedburner Feedcount
When did you last check your blog’s subscriber numbers? It’s been quite a while for me. But, this week, I decided to take a quick look at my Feedburner stats. Seems that Sciencetext, SciScoop, and Sciencebase are all doing rather well. In...
