Tag: facebook
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Brief Meditations On The Like
1) I like you. I really like you. And it’s so much easier to say that — in a way that’s not weird — online. 2) The social web teaches us how other people communicate with one another, and how people expect to communicate with us. We’ve made so little progress applying what we’ve learned to “real…
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“Why Should You See An Ad That’s Not About You?” — Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg At The Paley Center
Pat Mitchell interviews Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and we watch. Usually, who can sit through this kind of thing? At a computer? But Pat’s good at getting her guests to dive deep, so I’m enjoying watching these interviews at Paley and learning. Watch live streaming video from paleycenter at livestream.com
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“Bloody Loco” On The NYC Subway: The Remix
My friend Dan Beers filmed a crazy dude sitting next to him on the subway. That in and of itself takes major balls. What takes even more balls is posting that shit up on your own Facebook page, which Dan did! Then Dan’s friend, Joseph Castelo, remixed it, and here’s what that guy just posted:
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Help Use Facebook To Convince This 15 Year-Old’s Parents To “Unground” Her
Tess, a 15 year-old from Queens, just got grounded for 5 weeks by her parents. Totally not fair! So she started a Facebook group to petition her parents to “unground” her. The goal was to get to 1000 supporters. She blew past 1000 today. New York Times just broke the story. Support Tess.
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Porky The Pig & The “Bad Words” Experiment
I’m planning to attend this independent art show February 6th at CREATIVELAB: “The Bad Words Experiment” is the 2nd exhibition created by The New and Attractive Juveniles, following “The Send Help Project.” The show features more than 20 artists interpreting the theme “Bad Words” in any way they choose. The New and Attractive Juveniles —…
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Sarah Palin Just Found Out What Alex Grossman Did To Her On Facebook
Uh oh. My friend Alex Grossman emailed me last night that the prank’s over, he just got caught being “Governor Palin” on Facebook. Remember that day, months ago, when we could all log on to Facebook and register our names? Well, Alex registered his, like the rest of his. And then — oops — Alex…