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  • Facebook Timeline – From a single wall to a Real Home

    Facebook Timeline – From a single wall to a Real Home

    Facebook Timeline could mean a lot of things for many but for me it means that Facebook is taking a step to ensure that every person on Facebook has a Personalized Web Page that they can show off. It is moving the common user from a simple single wall to a real home. From the early days when making a Website used to be rocket science and companies and geeks minted money on it the simple website business has become [...]

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  • Moving Facebook friends to Google+?

    Moving Facebook friends to Google+?

    Why would Facebook make it difficult for you to port your friend list to Google+? I guess because they don’t want people to go. But will this stop people who really want to move out? It seems now the only way to overcome this is to move FB contacts from FB to yahoo and then to Google+. I have not tried it and so not sure, but if the idea is to close all doors to do so, then this [...]

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  • An open letter to FB

    An open letter to FB

    Dear FB, Thanks for the email you sent me when you found that I had not logged into you for the last few days. I appreciate that you have been worried about me and have been keeping a tab on the time I spend on you. Don’t worry, it was not a mistake, it was quite intentional; I was feeling bored of you. No hard feelings, it might be just me, but I started finding you less interesting. Though I [...]

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  • Use Facebook and Don’t let it use you

    Use Facebook and Don’t let it use you

    Image via CrunchBase With the news of Myspace layoffs, I wonder what will be next. This is a field that needs continuous innovation and the barriers of entry get smaller and smarter

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  • FarmVille for Prisoners

    FarmVille for Prisoners

    I read an article today exploring if video games are helping lowering crime rates. While the recession, smarter police and more people behind the bars is what many say the reason for the reduced crime rate Lawrence Katz, a labor economist has another interesting view. He suspects that video games and Web sites may have kept the young and idle busy during this recession, thus explaining the surprising lack of an uptick in crime. While this might be true, I [...]

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