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Owen Thomas / Gawker:
Even Facebook Employees Hate the Redesign — The feedback on Facebook's new look, which emphasizes a stream of Twitter-like status updates, is almost universally, howlingly negative. Why isn't CEO Mark Zuckerberg listening to users? Because he doesn't have to, he's told employees.
Discussion:
Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, All Facebook and Laserlike
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VentureBeat:
Facebook's redesign: Good concept, but not there yet — Has Facebook just destroyed its usefulness? Is the design, introduced a week ago, killing the site's ability to help you share information with your real-life friends? That's what a vocal and perhaps large group of people think.
Rex Hammock / Rex Hammock's RexBlog.com:
A RexBlog Guessay: Why I believe Apple will announce an 8 1/2 x 11 inch iPod Touch within the next 45 days — Please note, I gave this post the title “Guessay,” which is a portmanteau of the words “guess” and “essay.” What you'll read in this post is my conjecture based on several years …
Jason Chen / Gizmodo:
Apple Leaks Announcement of 17-inch iMac at $899 — Apple's own education site seems to have leaked news of a “new” 17-inch iMac, coming in at $899. Apple's official store still only has 20s and 24s. [Setteb.it via Apple Lounge]
Discussion:
I4U News, Boy Genius Report, Crave, MacDailyNews, 9 to 5 Mac, techeblog.com and Boing Boing Gadgets
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Jacob Weisberg / Slate:
How the Kindle will change the world. — I'm doing my best not to become a Kindle bore. When I catch myself evangelizing to someone who couldn't care less about the marvels of the 2.0 version of Amazon's reading machine—I can take a whole library on vacation! Adjust the type size!
Thanks:techcrunch
Jason Kincaid / TechCrunch:
Facebook Bug Reveals Private Photos, Wall Posts — Earlier this evening we came across a privacy flaw on Facebook that allowed users to gain access to portions of their friends' profiles that they should not have been able to see. We contacted Facebook about the issue over an hour ago …
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digg.com
Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily:
The Next Target For Google: Corporate IT Budgets — There's an old debate in the Valley about whether Google (GOOG) is really a media company or a technology company. In a sense, it is a silly debate, which is mostly a matter of semantics. A better question is this …
John Biggs / CrunchGear:
Are we headed into an era of “dumb tech?” — Cisco bought Flip Video. The Peek e-mail device is outselling some smartphones and launching a new version. The wi-fi-enabled media player is fighting it out with the TV for precedence in the living room and netbooks are beating down desktops at school and in the den.
Sam Diaz / Between the Lines:
Report: Improper use of Deep Packet Inspection could be Internet game-changer — There are legitimate uses for a technology called Deep Packet Inspection. But it's the “improper” use of the technology that prompted Washington-based Free Press to release a report this week entitled …
Jen Granito / The LinkedIn Blog:
Sharing RSS feeds on LinkedIn Groups — Since we launched news sharing in groups, users have shared nearly a million articles with professional colleagues. — The obvious desire for people to share and discuss news with their peers begged for us to develop more ways for people to collaborate …
Markcuban / blog maverick:
Why Do Internet People Think Content People Are Stupid ? - updated — I was reading an article where the Boxee CEO said content would eventually be al a Carte. Why does he, like so many other internet people think content producers are stupid ? Has he, along with so many others pushing internet video …
internetnews.com:
Is Oracle Forking Red Hat Linux? — There are key differences. But is it a fork? Oracle's top Linux exec explains. — For the last two and a half years, Oracle has been selling its own supported version of Linux based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). — But the company claims it's not a fork.
