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Excellent !
“the workforce Apple would have needed in America never existed to begin with”
Japan's immigration control: Gulag for gaijin
A journalist being claims to have been illegally detained and deported by Japanese immigration authorities. I am only half-surprised.
Maker of taxi-ordering app myTaxi raises €10 million from Daimler, Lars Hinrichs
Encore une chouette levée de fonds en Allemagne…
“you cannot fight the future”
Twitter boss slams Wikipedia's 'silly' Sopa protest | Technology | guardian.co.uk
Via Twitter, Radar correspondent Alex Howard asked Costolo, Google’s Eric Schmidt and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, whether they would have the ‘cojones’ to follow in Wikipedia’s protesting footsteps. “That’s just silly. Closing a global business in reaction to single-issue national politics is foolish,” Costolo replied.
Foolish? Or is it just a first sign that US-based policy is now impacting at global level to an extent that is causing problems as there is no possible democratic feedback coming from other countries? How can a French protest against SOPA even when this legislation will cause him harm?
I think this is just the beginning or more global protests against US legislation by the rest of the world.
“If you have been using e-mail in a corporate environment, you know that plenty of people use e-mail as a weapon against their own colleagues”
“your private status messages and comments are mined for political sentiment.”
It’s a partnership between Facebook and Politico…
“Men are filthy, especially when they’ve been drinking too much coffee and eating Vegas buffets.”
Awesome!
“policy based on the notion that greed is good is a major reason why income has grown so much more rapidly for the richest 1 percent than for the middle class.”
The Technologies Are New; The Privacy Fears Aren't
Et si le droit à la vie privée était inscrit dans la constitution ?
Privacy watchdog urges investigation of Google search feature
Googles faces privacy concerns as users began to see personal photos and updates from the Google social network show up in their search results.
On The Field numéro 2, j’adore !

Le blog sportissima a carrément adoré On The Field… ca fait super plaisir :D