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South Korean Indicted Over Twitter Posts From North Korea

On February 3, 2012, In Technology, by YundtBieniek290

South Korean prosecutors indicted a social media and freedom-of-speech activist this week for reposting messages from the North Korean government’s Twitter account.

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Disruptions: In Davos, Technology Moves Center Stage

On January 29, 2012, In Technology, Uncategorized, by Lobo

After a year that has included the social media-fueled protests of the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street, global Internet privacy legislation and billions of dollars in technology stock offerings, tech and social media have not only entered the building at Davos, they are the walls holding it up.

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Twitter Doesn’t Make You Martin Luther King

On January 16, 2012, In Gadgets, by DougieBronstrom

Today it’s very, very easy to pretend to care about something. The election, racism, pro-democracy uprisings. These causes are noble, and most of the people supporting them are lazy

For Workday, an I.P.O. and a Plan of Domination

On January 13, 2012, In Technology, Uncategorized, by wxstowa

Workday’s personnel and financials software is just the start, the company’s chief executive said.

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Today’s Scuttlebot: Social Media in the 16th Century and Online Piracy

On December 27, 2011, In Technology, by fuistaszej3

Over the holiday weekend, the tech reporters and editors of The New York Times found some interesting items on the Web – on subjects from social media in the 16th century to the debate over the online piracy act.

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Today’s Scuttlebot: Social Media in the 16th Century and Online Piracy

A Dispute Over Who Owns a Twitter Account Goes to Court

On December 26, 2011, In Technology, by YundtBieniek290

Can a company cash in on, and claim ownership of, an employee’s social media account? A lawsuit filed in July could provide some answers, reports John Biggs in Monday’s New York Times.

Facebook app update brings Timeline to the iPhone, iPad version coming soon

On December 18, 2011, In Apple, Gadgets, by AdamClark0421

Facebook’s Timeline feature has only just begun to roll out across the globe , and now an iOS version has sidled up next to its Android counterpart — making it even easier for us to recheck our social network back stories.

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Facebook rolls out Timeline feature worldwide, it’s time to untag some old photos

On December 15, 2011, In Gadgets, by lfhgjkd19

Get ready for a This Is Your Life -style recap available online, as Facebook’s Timeline feature is now out of beta and available to all users worldwide. Originally announced during the f8 conference back in September , it wraps up all the information you’ve posted, friendships you’ve made and embarrassing photos you were tagged in, in a neat, date organized package

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Tech Talk Podcast: Say Nice Things

On December 8, 2011, In Technology, by klamka13303

Guests on this week’s podcast include Daniel Mohan of ID Watchdog, who explains how people’s identities can be stolen (and what to do about it), and Will Lucas, who discusses Thankyouaga.in, a new social app for positive posts.

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