links for 2007-12-04
- Google Plans Service to Store Users’ Data – WSJ.com: “Google is preparing a service that would let users store on its computers essentially all of the files they might keep on their personal-computer hard drives — such as word-processing documents, digital music, video clips and images, say people familia (tags: Google, News, storage, Data, gdrive, Service, webservices, infrastructure)
- Six Apart sells off LiveJournal to Russian media company SUP | Tech news blog – CNET News.com: “LiveJournal gets sold to Russian media company SUP.” (tags: Blogs, Business, Acquisitions, socialsoftware)
- Murdoch Bidding $1 Billion For LinkedIn? – Silicon Alley Insider: “We don’t know if this is real news or a reheat of Thanksgiving week rumors, but The Sunday Express is apparently reporting that News Corp (NWS) is considering a $1 billion bid for LinkedIn.” (tags: NewsCorp, Linkedin, Acquisitions, Business)
- Lots of Little Screens: TV Is Changing Shape – New York Times: “the command-and-control economic model of traditional television is being quickly superseded by the market chaos of a freewheeling and open digital network.” (tags: tv, media, network, UGC, Web, socialmedia, video, online)
- Facebook: The canary in the social networking coal mine | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com: “If Facebook keeps running into or creating the pockets of bad air, the popular sentiment that has given the brash upstart a giant hall pass and theoretical worthiness of $15 billion will fade away.” (tags: facebook, privacy, Advertising, socialsoftware, PR)
- Tell me the future | Media | The Guardian: “Vince Cerf interviews Chris DeWolfe (MySpace), Chad Hurley (YouTube), Maurice Levy (Publicis), Biz Stone (Twitter), Peter Norvig (Google) and more…” (tags: media, marketing, Technology, trends, internet, online)
- Session Fixation White Paper (PDF): Excellent white paper describing Session Fixation attacks. (tags: Security, Web, webservices, identity, vulnerability, session, webdev)
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