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PlanetHarrieR hat geschrieben:Na das nimmt ja schneller orwellsche Züge an, als jeder Facebook-Kritiker es sich hat träumen lassen. Who controls the past controls the future.

Facebook will "Lebensarchiv" werden

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ritschi hat geschrieben::dharma initiative:

Finding ways to throw money at Mark Zuckerberg is notoriously difficult, but a new 'highlight' feature could be just the trick. Currently being tested with a small population of users, it allows an ordinary member to pay $2 to ensure that their latest status update crops up in more of their friends' news streams. Ordinarily, the degree to which a status update is streamed depends on the number of likes or comments it has, which ensures that users generally only see the juiciest gossip, but paying this little premium would cause Facebook's algorithms to distort that in your favor. In other words, it's money replacing popularity, or simply -- sigh -- life.