Why Google Became A Carrier-Humping, Net Neutrality Surrender Monkey – Wired.com
Auf dem Wired.com-Blog Epicenter ist die wohl beste Analyse des Google-Verizon-Vorstosses in Sachen Netzneutralität erschienen: “By surrendering — and by surrendering, I mean, giving up the fight it claimed to be waging on your behalf for open wireless networks — it wins billions of dollars in online, mobile ad revenues. As a result, openness in the mobile market is no longer in Google’s best interest.”

ProSieben trotzt auf Twitter – dl_blog
ProSieben verhält sich recht unprofessionell auf Twitter.

Reddit Proves Donations Can Work: Site Gets New Features, Server – ReadWriteWeb
Die Social-News-Site Reddit refinanziert sich seit neuestem teilweise über Spenden, und das verhältnismäßig erfolgreich.

Flattr now open for everyone! – FlattrBlog
Flattr ist jetzt offen für alle.

Truthsquad Shows Potential of Crowdsourced Fact-Checking – GigaOM
GigaOm über crowdsourced Fact-Checking: “NewsTrust, a non-profit startup aimed at improving the credibility of the media, says that its week-long “Truthsquad” experiment — in which it tried to crowdsource the fact-checking of public statements made by politicians, special-interest groups and others — was successful enough that it plans to continue with the project, if it can find additional funding.”

Mein Leben in der Wolke – 343max
Max Winde schreibt über den Anteil, den Cloud Computing in seinem persönlichem Alltag mittlerweile einnimmt. GigaOM berichtet über die Wachstumsraten von Cloud Computing.

Abundance And Scarcity In Privacy -Techdirt
Techdirt über die Auswirkungen knapper werdender Privatsphäre: “As privacy becomes more and more scarce, those things we have to hide actually become increasingly valuable as well. Being able to keep that privacy increases in value. And that is going to lead to some very interesting and controversial business models and situations over time.”

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