Facebook Reveals How it Tracks it’s Users

For the first time, Facebook has revealed details about how it tracks users across the web. Through interviews with Facebook engineering director Arturo Bejar, Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes, Facebook corporate spokesman Barry Schnitt and Facebook engineering manager Gregg Stefancik, USA Today‘s Byron Acohido was able to compile the most complete picture to date of how … Read more

Anti-Piracy Group calls for DNS Block on Grooveshark

. An anti-piracy group say they have sent an urgent letter to a court demanding that Grooveshark should be subjected to an ISP DNS blockade, an action which would take the site offline in Denmark. Anti-piracy group RettighedsAlliancen, who are better known by their former name of Antipiratgruppen, have revealed their latest target. Surprisingly though, … Read more

China to “Export” Internet censorship

China has long been dubbed “factory of the world” but this time around China is not trying to export to you new shiny gadgets or fancy shoes, instead it now might just be exporting the most advanced Internet censorship and surveillance system around. Americans piously condemning China’s “Great Firewall” and hoping for a technological silver … Read more

ASICS Run With Ryan Hall – Video

The ad is from creative agency Vitro Videos, and the concept is insanely smart. They brought in real world marathon runner (and Olympic athlete), Ryan Hall, and filmed him running at his normal marathon pace, using multiple cameras side by side. Then they installed a video wall in a public subway station, so that the … Read more

Ilya Zhitomirskiy co-founder of Diaspora Dead at 22

Ilya Zhitomirskiy, a 22-year-old co-founder of the hyped Facebook rival Diaspora committed suicide this weekend in San Francisco. Now the tech community is reeling, and asking hard questions about the pressure facing young tech entrepreneurs. Silicon Valley is mourning today for Zhitomirskiy, a recent NYU grad dropout, who by all accounts was a bright, motivated … Read more