Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search
|
Tags | Domains | Searches | Statistics | Options | Advanced Search |
BuzzMachine - Jul 3, 2008
PaidContent says it’s a false alarm that Viacom will get personally identifiable information on our video viewing from YouTube and Google as part of its self-destructive lawsuit. Nonetheless, the episode has sparked …
Also tagged: default, howard stern
BuzzMachine - May 21, 2008
I signed up for Google Health and immediately found it handy with news about each of my conditions. My wife wondered why anyone would use it and risk health data becoming public. But my life is already an open blog …
BuzzMachine - Jan 28, 2008
I continue to wonder whether off-the-record can work anymore. At a closed Davos session, I witnessed a bizarre anti-American meltdown by a government official. It went on for sometime before I finally had it and …
Also tagged: default
BuzzMachine - Nov 28, 2007
I say it’s a good thing that our lives are becoming more public and permanent on the internet. It will keep us closer as people. It might make us more civil and more forgiving as a result. While we tend to focus on …
Also tagged: tagged, publicness
BuzzMachine - Nov 18, 2007
I apologize, blog friends, for having been silent since Wednesday night, when our family lost my brother-in-law, Steven Westmark, to a sudden and tragic heart attack. I almost turned off the comments on this post …
BuzzMachine - Jun 27, 2007
The irony is so thick you could spread it on a bagel: In Today’s Times, Tom Friedman writes about living our lives in public thanks to the bloggers, vloggers, and podcasters who can watch our any, if not every, move …
Also tagged: tagged
BuzzMachine - Apr 19, 2007
NBC News says they will not make the videos from the Virginia mass murderer fully public and this morning on Today, Matt Lauer promised that they would not constantly loop them on the air. NBC News President Steve …