Linky Goodness, May 1
Thursday, May 1st, 2008;
-- Jordan McCollum |
Um . . . I’m just still stuck on the whole jingly bells thing from Pilgrim’s Picks this morning. I’m not even going to try to top that. Or even say anything, really. So on to the linkage!
- The BBC hacks Facebook, exploiting a security flaw. (via)
- Aaron Wall asks: Do ya feel lucky? And if so, Will Your Website Pass a Google Review?
- Naturally, the quality score variable leak this week was an accident, and Google refuses to explain what those variables were/meant, as per a statement to Search Engine Journal.
- Remember Yahoo Buzz? They’re really, really trying: Yahoo! Buzz Adds Widgets, RSS. This makes me just a little sad for poor little Yahoo.
- Scoble has rumors of YouTube working on live streaming.
- As promised earlier this year, IAC really is splitting into five businesses. Check out the details.
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May 1st, 2008 at 7:03 pm
I hope quality score won’t replace PR.
Elections guy’s last blog post..Polls before Pennsylvania primary: Obama most popular
May 2nd, 2008 at 9:26 am
Just imagine what could come from live streaming on YouTube. That ould open some windows of opportunity.
May 3rd, 2008 at 4:14 am
Being in the UK I had already seen the article on the BBC and their FaceBook hack.
It went into some detail on how one might be at risk of identity theft but I don’t personally think that is a major risk. You are likely to get more problems chucking paperwork in the trash.
3 hours for the hacking coder is good work though!
May 3rd, 2008 at 12:50 pm
Nice facebook related link. The pre-requisite of facebook apps requiring access to your personal details has led to a huge facebook group petitioning for the cessation of this practise. Hopefully this article will add further impetus to this group.