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Truth is stranger than fiction: In the wake of David Thorne's "Kate's Party" prank comes a Guardian UK article about how Facebook privacy holes "let you see where strangers plan to go." The article proves its point by linking to an API stream of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's public (i.e. op ... More >>
Facebook higher-ups say they're that much more committed to making your decision to post this picture online consequence-freeFacebook has been ripped several new ones lately over its apparent penchant for revealing too much of exhibitionists' information, destroying bad relationships, costing idi ... More >>
Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergFacebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled a raft of privacy reforms today at the company's headquarters in Palo Alto in an effort to stanch outrage from the social-networking site's users over public availability of their profile information. Zuckerberg said th ... More >>
Art: Audrey Fukuman To much media fanfare, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg removed his signature hoodie at D8 conference Wednesday, revealing a what looked strange Illuminati-like diagram printed on the blue silk lining. Interviewer Kara Swisher took one look at the bizarre garment and remarked, "Wh ... More >>
Art: Audrey Fukuman To much media fanfare, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg removed his signature hoodie at D8 conference Wednesday, revealing a what looked strange Illuminati-like diagram printed on the blue silk lining. Interviewer Kara Swisher took one look at the bizarre garment and remarked, "Wh ... More >>
Today, the British Empire could just colonize via video Just when we thought Facebook was slowing down, becoming evil, or turning into a cult, the company offered its support to Great Britain as that nation struggles to solve its budget crisis. (How bad do things have to get before a world leade ... More >>
Yesterday, an internal glitch cut Facebook off from its half a billion users for nearly two and a half hours. How did people weather the crisis? MasturbatingSpeaking to friends and co-workers in complete sentencesLOLing, and not telling anyone about itActually doing workGlancing back at our old M ... More >>
Yesterday, an internal glitch cut Facebook off from its half a billion users for nearly two and a half hours. How did people weather the crisis? MasturbatingSpeaking to friends and co-workers in complete sentencesLOLing, and not telling anyone about itActually doing workGlancing back at our old M ... More >>
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg: Not a revolutionaryFacebook, Twitter, Zynga, and their ilk -- standard bearers for the ill-defined phenomenon known as "social media" that is now supposed to be the future of the Web -- are having a tough time these days in the thinking person's press.Over the past f ... More >>
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg: Not a revolutionaryFacebook, Twitter, Zynga, and their ilk -- standard bearers for the ill-defined phenomenon known as "social media" that is now supposed to be the future of the Web -- are having a tough time these days in the thinking person's press.Over the past f ... More >>
He's sitting/lying! Out with him! Lo, All Hallows' Eve is nearly upon us. What San Francisco-centric costumes will locals be sporting this year? Cody Ross! Outraged NIMBY anti-Blue Bottle coffee crusaderSit-Lie Hobo
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's announcement yesterday that his company is launching a consolidated e-mail/instant message/text message service has sent the technorati into a predictable tizzy. Facebook's new messaging feature is one of those tech innovations whose significance is tough to judge r ... More >>
So, people want to read about the dog...People do visit other websites. We know this. Here's what they're reading there. San Francisco Examiner: An older man stabbed a teenager in Golden Gate Park Tuesday, proving you're never too old to do something really stupid. This article also, conveniently ... More >>
Like MySpace, the rebellious Vercingetorix eventually surrendered to CaesarIn the latest piece of tech trivia to emerge in a technologically trivial week, MySpace CEO Mike Jones announced today that his ailing social network will now allow its users to import a wide range of information from thei ... More >>
Like MySpace, the rebellious Vercingetorix eventually surrendered to CaesarIn the latest piece of tech trivia to emerge in a technologically trivial week, MySpace CEO Mike Jones announced today that his ailing social network will now allow its users to import a wide range of information from thei ... More >>
Like MySpace, the rebellious Vercingetorix eventually surrendered to CaesarIn the latest piece of tech trivia to emerge in a technologically trivial week, MySpace CEO Mike Jones announced today that his ailing social network will now allow its users to import a wide range of information from thei ... More >>
Lawyers representing Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, the studly twins who sued Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg for supposedly usurping the social media site from them, asked a judge today in San Francisco federal court to re-open their settlement for $65 million, claiming Facebook didn't fairly va ... More >>
And for as long as I breathe I'll save a seat in my memory for that rapper with the tattooed arms which are unfortunately covered with sleeves right nowEsteemed prolix rapper, bat enthusiast, and Bay Area adoptee Aesop Rock is gearing up for some wildness at his Noise Pop show next Friday at the ... More >>
How sick is he?Apple's Steve Jobs reportedly left the Stanford Cancer Center in Palo Alto yesterday, which has reporters asking how sick is he?Photos that the National Enquirer published took of the frail and gaunt looking Jobs as he left the medical center are spreading across the web. All of th ... More >>
Thanks for stopping by, prez.Why did President Barack Obama only schedule meetings this week with West Coast fat cats such as John Doerr and Steve Jobs, when he could be conversing with the people who need him the most: The poor and middle-class who helped vote him into office?"Obama's not going ... More >>
Back to court ... againAttorney Larry Klayman is taking Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg to court, accusing the "self-hating Jew" of not quickly removing the Facebook page called "Third Palestinian Intifada," which promoted killing Jews.Klayman, who is also the founder of Freedom Watch, is asking ... More >>
A face loved by allHere is something to "like." Turns out Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg is a hero in Tunisia and Egypt, the two countries that relied heavily on social networking sites like FB to help take down their longtime presidents. In a trip to the dark continent, Sen. John McCain learne ... More >>
The only thing the Winklevosses can't buy ... FacebookThe notorious Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler -- who sued Mark Zuckerberg, claiming he ripped off their social networking idea to launch Facebook -- have lost another round in court with the Zuck.After the twins signed a deal with Zuckerbe ... More >>
Johnnyroe/CC 2.0I actually kind of liked the Winklevoss Twins, as played in The Social Network by Armie Hammer. The movie portrayed them as having a bit of irony about themselves. They were funny, and self-effacing, while still clearly a little jerky. No such luck in real life: The Winklevii ar ... More >>
Zero sex appeal Just the other day scientists released a study that showed Facebooking (is that word?) releases the same chemicals that are released in your brain during orgasms. And when you think about it, it explains why the social networking giant has attracted more than 500 million users wor ... More >>
The Winklevii twins won't take no for an answer Last week, a judge told Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the notorious twins who accused Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of ripping off their plans for a social networking site similar to Facebook, to get over it -- it was time for this saga to come t ... More >>
A billionaire in flipflops The Social Network only perpetuated Mark Zuckerberg's image of a Silicon Valley entrepreneur in flip flops and a hoodie. He has even continued to rent his digs ever since moving from his Harvard dorm in 2004, despite the fact that he's a billionaire. But the 26-ye ... More >>
Mark S. Zuckerbeg wishes he was Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg is back on Facebook. No, not the one who created the social networking site, Mark S. Zuckerberg, the bankruptcy attorney whose Facebook account was deleted because the company thought he was trying to rip off the other Zuck. The compa ... More >>
LosersTyler and Cameron Winklevoss, the preppy twins who sued Mark Zuckerberg saying he stole their Facebook idea, lost another court battle against the social networking giant. But no, this doesn't bring the high-profile and exhausting saga to an end. A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel in Sa ... More >>
Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergFacebook, that oxygen-like Internet omnipresence that you were probably fooling around on a few minutes before reading this post, doesn't want you to know who's paying for the political ads displayed on its pages.That's the upshot of a letter, obtained and published by ... More >>
Today's notes on national stories, local trends, random tastes, and other bycatch dredged up from the food media. 1. Desk Jockeys Get Heavier. Both USA Today and the New York Times wrote about a new study that shows that as Americans have shifted from manufacturing or agricultural jobs to sedent ... More >>
David YellonThis Musta Been Taken in 2009.The news you've all been waiting for: Mark Zuckerberg did a thing. And not just any thing, a controversial thing. The News Gods are feeling generous, so we must take advantage. Earlier this week Mark Zuckerberg announced to the world that his self-i ... More >>
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. As SFoodie first reported in 2010, there was a rumor going around about the popular Guatemalan fried chicken chain, Pollo Campero, coming to San Francisco. Today, Inside Scoop confirms these rumors are tr ... More >>
Hollywood drama comes to an endAfter an exhaustive and expensive legal battle with Facebook, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the infamous Harvard twins who claim Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea for a social networking site, have decided to drop their most recent claim against their fo ... More >>
The Winklevii just love to litigate.The Winklevoss twins, of Facebook history fame, have just delivered what is essentially a giant "JK" to the social networking site.Aaron Sorkin, we hope you're paying attention to this. By all accounts, Cameron and Tyler Winkelvoss, the identical twins who say ... More >>
People don't just like Facebook, they love itJust when techies were asking the question: "Will Google replace Facebook?" the social-networking giant announced that it now has more than 750 million users globally who post billions of messages daily. That's good news for the Palo Alto company, co ... More >>
San Franciscans might be total sluts, but we definitely do not attract our partners based on the way we dress. According to GQ magazine, San Francisco ranked No. 20 on the list of the worst-dressed cities in America. It seems like a head scratcher to us, considering we are No. 1 in so many other way ... More >>
The WinkleviiReaders, we have never met Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss. The pair come off as douche-bags -- albeit somewhat righteously angered douche-bags -- in The Social Network, the 2010 movie that offered a very liberally construed version of Facebook's foundation myth. But was there any truth ... More >>
Where and When: Omnivore Books Aug. 10, 6-7 p.m.; 4505 Meats Aug. 11, 10 a.m.-noon; Cavallo Point Aug 11. 1-4 p.m. Cost: Reading and Signings free, Cooking Class at Cavallo Point $125 The Rundown: It has been a meaty year so far, with the spring announcement of Mark Zuckerberg's decision to ... More >>
Where and When: Omnivore Books Aug. 10, 6-7 p.m.; 4505 Meats Aug. 11, 10 a.m.-noon; Cavallo Point Aug 11. 1-4 p.m. Cost: Reading and Signings free, Cooking Class at Cavallo Point $125 The Rundown: It has been a meaty year so far, with the spring announcement of Mark Zuckerberg's decision to ... More >>
While the big news out of f8, Facebook's annual conference for developers, was the introduction of Timeline and their partnership with Spotify, Rhapsody, Turntable.fm, MOG and more, what really got the crowd's attention was an intro by Andy Samberg. As spotted over at SFist, Samberg started the c ... More >>
Snoop Dogg. Photographs courtesy of Julie Schugard for Spotify Open bars of oysters, sushi, wine and cheese, and lots booze. Sound too good to be true? How about adding surprise musical entertainment by the Killers, Jane's Addiction, Snoop Dogg, and Kaskade? Yep, it happened. Last night's p ... More >>
Recently, to check to see whether my keyboard was working, I randomly slapped some keys. I happened to have Facebook open at the time and I ended up entering what I typed -- "jmjyttyj"-- into its people search. I got three hits. There is no member named jmjyttyj, but Facebook helpfully pointed me ... More >>
Facebook is building a phone, the Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital is reporting this week in a series of posts. Facebook basically has to do it if it wants to stay in competition with Apple and Google as the go-to online destination -- or platform, or "ecosystem." Lots of people make Fa ... More >>
A couple of weeks ago, Business Insider, the puerile gossip 'n' lies site run by disgraced, bubble-era Internet-stock analyst Henry Blodget, informed us that a "source close to Facebook employees" said in an e-mail to the site that the company would go public within weeks. The article's author, N ... More >>
Maybe there should be a Mark Zuckerberg representing every country Israeli entrepreneur Rotem Guez tells media outlets that he has legally changed his name to "Mark Zuckerberg," but not because he admires the Silicon Valley tech guru, or because he likes the name. No, he came up with an even bett ... More >>
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. All Things D There's a large, looming bison head mounted to the wall of a Facebook conference room, and while Refinery 29 couldn't confirm the buffalo (in the picture from All Things D) was indeed ... More >>
The past 24 hours in gossip, innuendo, and cold hard facts about the San Francisco food scene. All Things D There's a large, looming bison head mounted to the wall of a Facebook conference room, and while Refinery 29 couldn't confirm the buffalo (in the picture from All Things D) was indeed ... More >>
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