Your Facebook page could come back to haunt you
Business schools frequently check out applicants online before deciding who makes the cut. Your Facebook page could come back to haunt you
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50 best beaches
Beaches are the Valium of the travel world. They soothe, they relax, they make you realize that “real life” occasionally needs escaping.
Most of all, these slivers of sand against the ocean are a reminder that the world can be quite beautiful.
Of course, we’d be fools to think we’ve captured every great beach out there. If you think we’ve missed a few, let us know: what’s your favorite beach?
Google Places Now Updates Listings First, Asks Businesses Later
Google just launched a more streamlined process for updating small business listings on Google Places, but it asks forgiveness instead of permission. Instead of requiring owners to manually update the listing, Google Places will now automatically update with user-submitted info or updates to another source on the Web that Google identifies. When a listing is updated, the system will notify the business owner of the change by email.
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12 reasons to visit Tokyo in 2011
The event of 2011 will be the continued rise and eventual completion of the Tokyo Sky Tree. Set for completion in December, the tower will be the world’s second-tallest at 634 meters.
Congress Urged to Revise Video Rental Law
Netflix Inc. joined Facebook Inc., Google Inc. and IAC/InterActiveCorp. in urging U.S. lawmakers to change a 1988 privacy law that limits the disclosure of information about consumers’ movie rentals.
Are you worried about the privacy of your email?
Are you worried about the privacy of your email?
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Regras mais claras sobre medicamentos
A Comissão Europeia (CE) adotou hoje propostas legislativas revistas que clarificam a informação que a indústria pode fornecer ao público sobre os medicamentos sujeitos a receita médica.
Consultório dos investidores indecisos
Esclareça as suas dúvidas com quatro perguntas e respostas relacionadas com as suas poupanças e dê a volta à adrenalina dos mercados.
Cuidados a ter na escolha de um produto bancário
Ler cláusulas e entrelinhas parece aborrecido mas pode evitar muitos dissabores e antecipar posteriores queixas nas autoridades competentes. Por isso, quando escolhe um produto bancário, mais vale estar bem informado sobre aquilo que vai subscrever.
40 delicious Vietnamese dishes
viagens, social, gastronomia, cultura
Excerto: “Vietnamese cuisine doesn’t win any points for complexity. Many of the most popular dishes can be made just as well on the side of the road as in a top-end restaurant.
But it’s precisely this simplicity, the subtle variations by region and the fresh ingredients that keep us pulling up a plastic stool for more.“
Should Facebook, Google or Amazon Own All of Your Data?
With the announcements of Facebook’s “frictionless sharing” and Amazon’s Fire color Kindle, my colleagues Joe Brockmeier and Richard MacManus have both weighed in on their thoughts about where the modern Web is going. I think both opinion pieces hold some worthy points, but I have my own fears and thoughts. It comes down to whom do you trust more to own your data: Facebook, Google or Amazon. And while there are other choices (notably Microsoft and Apple, plus numerous smaller entities), my conclusion is that none of Big Three has the ideal set of circumstances here.
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