Category Archives: security

Google’s Unspoken Security Vulnerability

Posted on January 29, 2009 by jay

Your personal life, which was once kept secure through email, is now open to the network via RSS. Continue reading →

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Google Chrome fails the Google incognito test

Posted on September 9, 2008 by jay

There’s been a lot of talk about Google’s new Chrome browser. If you haven’t checked it out I’d recommend it from a “neat” factor but it’s less practical then upgrading to Firefox 3. Chrome is fast and has some great … Continue reading →

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Amazon should participate in the OpenWeb

Posted on September 2, 2008 by jay

The socialweb.tv talks a lot about open standards, particularly in social networks. I find their videos are always energetic and help keep me abreast on aspects of the web that I don’t get to deal with frequently. I believe their … Continue reading →

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The Next Social Network: WordPress – GigaOM

Posted on December 13, 2007 by jay

I really appreciated the thoughts in The Next Social Network: WordPress – GigaOM. I’ve been on Facebook for a while now (and prior to that LinkedIn) and despite my initial misgivings, I’ve been surprised at how much value social networks … Continue reading →

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