At PodCamp Toronto yesterday, one of the intriguing sessions was Brad Buset’s presentation about privacy, and how there needs to be more awareness of how much information we’re disclosing via social networks. It’s an issue that has been lost in the shuffle amid the excitement about sharing [...]
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February 6th, 2010 - 10:04 pm § in Tech
Should we boycott Facebook?
Excerpt: ”I don’t really use Facebook but plenty of my friends do. They might be interested to know that the social network giant growth appears to be powered by coal, the number 1 cause of climate change. In late January, Facebook announced that its new Oregon data center, the data cen[...]
