- Google announces privacy changes across products; users can't opt out--And these changes, which will come into effect on March 1, won't affect Apps for business, government.
- Google+ pseudonym policy lets Google reject names that aren't "established"--And they're into censorsing profiles
- Use Google? Time to Get Real About Protecting Your Digital Self
- Evil, Greed, And Antitrust Aren't Google’s Real Problems, Relevancy Is
- Dirty little secrets: The trouble with Google's social search
- Europe proposes a "right to be forgotten"--You can look into how to permanently delete your Facebook account.
- Facebook's Timeline is a tweak too far
- Department of Justice Misdirection on Cloud Computing and Privacy
- The World's Worst Privacy Policy
- O2 shares your mobile phone number with every website you visit--O2 has now fixed this and claims that now it only shares customers' numbers with 'trusted partners'
- Tweets still must flow--"Starting today, we give ourselves the ability to reactively withhold content from users in a specific country — while keeping it available in the rest of the world. We have also built in a way to communicate transparently to users when content is withheld, and why."
- Twitter Ignored Request To Keep Subpoena Under Wraps
- Man sued for keeping company Twitter followers
- Why We Desperately Need a New (and Better) Google
- Google Employs Users to Help Spot, Block Spam Sites Sites
- Google to content farms: It's war
- Google's War on Nonsense NYT
- The Dirty Little Secrets of Search
- The Art of Conversation Salon
- If Everyone's Talking, Who Will Listen?
- "We are becoming a nation of narrow thinkers, thanks to the Internet, newspapers, and schools."
- Online blowhards are killing democracy Salon
- How the Internets will transform us all into Nazis--Claims a guy who wants to keep the masses uninformed.
- Listening to the Dot-Commenters
- Matt Gemmell: Comments Commentary
- Data suggests people using pseudonyms leave better comments
