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Where is my Tom & Jerry?

By ShamsJuly 26, 2016Media, Technologyaol, Facebook, Google, huffington post, jerry, marissa mayer, mybloglog, techcrunch, tim armstrong, tom, tumblr, verizon, Yahoo, yahoo geocities

Yahoo is unlucky. Even the smartest and youngest CEO and a Google veteran Marissa Mayer could not save it. She was hired in 2012 with the sole purpose to bring Yahoo to a powerful position to compete with the search giant Google and social media Facebook. But far away from achieving any success, the company is now on its way to ‘non-existence’. The ‘doomsday’ just arrived. Yesterday telephone company Verizon acquired Yahoo’s operating business for approximately $4.83 billion in cash. (more…)

Facebook still has most users, but other social media sites grow

By Guest PostFebruary 4, 2015Technologydigital twin, Facebook, forklift, instagram, linkedIn, logistics solutions, pew research center, pinterest, social media, toshihide itoh, Twitter, university of michigan, users

ANN ARBOR — Facebook remains the most popular social media site, by far, with 71 percent of online adults using the platform, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center that involves researchers from the University of Michigan School of Information. (more…)

New book aims to clear up ‘hookup culture’ confusion

By Guest PostFebruary 2, 2015Culturearielle parsons, bullying, confusion, elias hobeika, Facebook, housing density, lektine, michigan state university, new book, sexual assault, social media, weisse blutkoerperchen, winfried roemer

As students return to campus post-holiday break, a Michigan State University professor has released an e-book she hopes will demystify the “hookup culture” that often accompanies the college social scene. (more…)

Hey, Guys: Posting a Lot of Selfies Doesn’t Send a Good Message

By Guest PostJanuary 10, 2015Technologyabwehrsystem des koerpers, andreas bernkop schnuerch, arzneistoff, biopharmazeutika, Facebook, facebook employee, harmless cheating, instagram, narcissism, ohio state, personality trait, psychopathy, real life, reduction in fertility, social media sites, trojanische pferde

Posting more online photos of yourself may suggest anti-social traits

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The picture isn’t pretty for guys who post a lot of selfies on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.

A new study showed that men who posted more online photos of themselves than others scored higher on measures of narcissism and psychopathy. (more…)

Meine Daten, deine Daten?

By Guest PostSeptember 20, 2014Politicsanne mclaughlin, antibakterielle blasenkathetern, croatia tourism industry, das projekt, Facebook, gchq, Google, human factors psychologist, ICANN, irak, karen lienkamp, keimtoetende schicht, kolinda grabar kitarovic, krankenhausinfektion, may khanna, nsa, opatija, outcome of science, peter pronovost, projekt antibug, sochi, syrien

Heute schon gegoogelt? Wenn wir uns im Netz bewegen, hinterlassen wir permanent Spuren. IP-Adressen, E-Mail-Daten, Informationen zu Suchanfragen. Doch was kann man mit diesen Daten anfangen und warum ist es Zeit für einen Aufstand gegen die Datensammler? Außerdem in der Presseschau: Neues von der NSA und warum das Internet, wie wir es kennen, bald der Vergangenheit angehören könnte.

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Gutes tun im bösen Netz

By Guest PostSeptember 7, 2014Politicsairbnb, chip, daniela zarnescu, die welt, Facebook, Google, immissionsschutzgesetz luft, internet, katie gillespie, los angeles park, luftmanagement, may khanna, my dog, my home, stickoxide, taj mathews, ursache, verlust, vicky lawson

Im Internet die Welt retten – wenn das mal keine gute Idee ist. Suchmaschinen, die ihre Werbegewinne spenden, machen das jetzt möglich und die Share Economy trägt auch ihren Teil zu einer sozialen und nachhaltigen Welt bei. Oder etwa doch nicht? Außerdem in der Presseschau zu lesen: Die Esten verwalten ihr Land fast vollständig online und die Bundesregierung hat mal wieder ein neues Konzept, in dem der Begriff „digital“ vorkommt.

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NASA Releases Earth Day ‘Global Selfie’ Mosaic

By Guest PostJune 3, 2014ScienceAntarctica, ausloesen, cloud aerosol, earth day, Facebook, flickr, Google, gram negative bakterien, greenland, guatemala, immunotherapy, instagram, jenny jiang, miss you, mourning, NASA, Pakistan, peru, psm peptide, transport system, Twitter, yemen

For Earth Day this year, NASA invited people around the world to step outside to take a “selfie” and share it with the world on social media. NASA released Thursday a new view of our home planet created entirely from those photos.

The “Global Selfie” mosaic was built using more than 36,000 individual photographs drawn from the more than 50,000 images tagged #GlobalSelfie and posted on or around Earth Day, April 22, on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Google+ and Flickr. The project was designed to encourage environmental awareness and recognize the agency’s ongoing work to protect our home planet. (more…)

Irgendwas mit Europa

By Guest PostApril 13, 2014Politicsafghanistan, ahmad alsaleem, artenvielfalt, benjamin edwards, cooling dna, daniel blair, data breaches, devic, dots qpcr, dustin harshman, eric allen, eu richtlinie, Facebook, hacker, healthx, ICANN, jacob applebaum, jena experiment, jeong-yeol yoon, lazy eye, moran eye center, nina hacker, stefan schulz, stephanie forrest, steven hofmeyr, Twitter, yvonne oelmann

So oft die Europäische Union auch abgekanzelt wird – in den letzten beiden Wochen fanden einige Entscheidungen auf verschiedenen Ebenen der EU statt, die aus netzpolitischer Sicht erfreulich sind: Das Europäische Parlament entschied für die Netzneutralität, der EuGH kippte die EU-Richtlinie zur Vorratsdatenspeicherung. Vielleicht bestätigt das doch die Wichtigkeit der anstehenden Wahl des Europäischen Parlaments im Mai. Dass diese Entscheidungen aber nicht ausreichen, wir selber mit unseren eigenen Widersprüchlichkeiten und denen des Internets umgehen müssen, lesen Sie in unserer Presseschau.

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