So basically Twitter is going to push hard into developing/perfecting official Twitter clients, so everyone else we’re coming after your business model, switch, differentiate or be dead in the water.
The school shouldn’t have a right to dictate what students due in the privacy of their online accounts or in their free time.
I agree with his reasons.
More content owners are wishing to make it easier for people to share their content in a well meaning attempt to attract more readers, unfortunately I think they are ruining the thing that people are most interested in, the content itself.
I’m not sure what’s more shocking, that a country wide keylogger was in use, or that Facebook took these actions to defend their users and freedom of speech.
Never thought of Facebook that way but it makes a fair amount of sense.
The National Labor Relations Board just extended some basic semblance of privacy into the online world.
