Here is part II of the 60 Minutes profile on Facebook.com and Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg. [ Part I of the Facebook.com profile on 60 Minutes is available here. ] Part II discusses how Facebook.com has changed the way people find each other and communicate with each other as well as how Facebook has changed […]
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Facebook.com has over 60 million registered users and is expected to have over 200 million registered users by the end of the year – making Facebook a great resource for social networking; professional networking and people searches. This YouTube.com video clip is part I of a 60 Minutes TV profile on Facebook and the site’s […]
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The Texas 3rd District Court of Appeals in Austin ruled on January 17, 2008 that the birth dates of Texas state employees are a matter of public record. A public records legal battle over the birth date information began two years ago when Dallas Morning News reporter Jennifer LaFleur attempted to gain access to a […]
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FOXNews.com is reporting on a bizarre FaceBook.com group that encourages police officers to post stories of their police car collisions that involve pedestrians. The FaceBook.com POLCOL ( a term used by officers to refer to Police Collisions ) group has over 300 members and allows member officers the opportunity to share POLCOL stories in which […]
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Portfolio.com has published a lengthy and interesting article on the world of ex CIA agents who are using their “Company” skills to do private-sector spy work for corporations and businesses. The article discusses numerous current hot topics like pretexting and privacy issues. From the article — They’re leaving “the Company” to snoop on your company. […]
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