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• Facebook Rolls Out New Privacy Settings System

  
  ModCool — Authority: 158
  Normally people wait until April 1 to pull of such an hilarious jest, but Facebook just couldn’t wait. Facebook announced today its new privacy policy that, according some critics, is more an “anti-privacy” policy. April fools! Using the guise of shielding more of your personal information, and giving you more ...
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• Cryptome: Yahoo list for spying on YOU!

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 138
  SUPPORT WELCOMED By generous donation or $25 for two DVDs of the Cryptome 13-year collection of 43,000 files from June 1996 to June 2009 (~7 GB).Click Paypal or mail check/MO made out to John Young, 251 West 89th Street, New York, NY 10024.The collection includes all files of cryptome.org,cryptome.info,jya.com, ...
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• Yahoo Issues Takedown Notice for Spying Price List

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 138
  Sent by www.beatthechip.com: Spying Price ListWired.com [HERES THE CRYPTOME DOC THAT TOOK EM ALL DOWN.] Cryptome needs an award.Yahoo isn’t happy that a detailed menu of the spying services it provides law enforcement agencies has leaked onto the web.IN OTHER WIRED ACCOUNTS: YAHOO! , VERIZON: “Our spy capabiltes ...
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• Text Mining in Clinical Records

  
  ICMCC Website Articles — Authority: 152
  “While using usual data mining techniques should have been fine, clinical data is frequently entered as free-text. The great complexity and user-unfriendliness of interfaces that force clinical care providers to enter data in structured form with adequate degree of granularity only is a great disincentive. To ...
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• Do you have weapons that are not locked up in your home?

  
  The Proud Political Junkie's Gazette — Authority: 138
  by: Marti Oakley (c) 2009  All rights reserved A PPJ reader asked us to share this with all of you:Been to the doctor recently?  I just went for my check up and what a surprise!The questionaire I was asked to fill out prior to seeing the doctor has now expanded to twelve (12) pages.  On page [...]
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• Yahoo Sells All Its Users Private Email Contents to U.S. Agencies for Small Price

  
  JustGetThere — Authority: 137
  Something Mathaba has alleged since 10 years, has now come into the open with the proof of U.S. email companies spying on their users. Mathaba | Yahoo isn’t happy that a detailed menu of the spying services it provides to "law enforcement" and spy agencies has leaked onto the web. After earlier reports this ...
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• How Google Will Infiltrate the Real-World: Mobile Coupons, Barcodes, and Visual Search

  
  The Information Paradox — Authority: 446
  How Google Will Infiltrate the Real-World: Mobile Coupons, Barcodes, and Visual Search: The rapid...
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• Social Network Analysis: Going to Become Too Ubiquitous for Its Own Good

  
  The Forrester Blog For Business Process & Applications Professionals — Authority: 459
  ByJames Kobielus Socialnetworks are the future of online life, whether we like it or not. Before the endof the coming decade, relationships with everyone –including family, friends, colleagues,employers, merchants, suppliers, and government agencies—will hinge on your accessto these parties, and they to you, ...
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• Dashboards bring predictive modeling to healthcare management

  
  News — Authority: 126
  Like so many other types of information technology, analytics is maturing, from "reactive" business intelligence that informs decisions based on historical data to predictive modeling that essentially acts as "decision support for management"; this according to Paul Nagy, associate professor of diagnostic radiology ...
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• New Jersey Attorney General: Report on Physician Compensation Arrangements

  
  Policy and Medicine — Authority: 126
  As a parting shot the New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram (she is leaving office once the new Governor Chris Christie is inaugurated on January 19th) issued a report tiled: Physician Compensation Arrangements .   The report calls for state agencies to create new rules around the relationship between ...
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• Local Governments Offer Data to Miners

  
  CMS Report — Authority: 129
  New York Times: "In Washington, a Web site called Stumble Safely makes that possible. It is one example of the kind of creativity that cities are hoping to mobilize by turning over big chunks of data to programmers and the public. Many local governments are figuring out how to use the Internet to make ...
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• Who Indexes Tweets

  
  Robert Accettura's Fun With Wordage — Authority: 116
  I was curious who is indexing the links that people tweet on Twitter. It’s obvious someone does since links get ‘clicks’ almost immediately after submission. To do this presumably they are tapping into the xmpp firehose . Lets take a look: 66.xxx.xxx.xxx - - [06/Dec/2009:20:17:43 +0000] "GET /test HTTP ...
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• Is Google Public DNS A Marketing Data Warehouse?

  
  Regular Geek — Authority: 520
  By now, you have read dozens of posts regarding Google Public DNS . The basic idea is that Google has decided to release a faster DNS . This is not a new protocol, just a fast implementation of the Domain Name System (DNS). If you decide not to read the wikipedia entry, let me summarize DNS in a very basic manner. ...
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• NJ AG: Clampdown On Pharma Influence On Docs

  
  Pharmalot — Authority: 573
  In a long-promised move, New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram released a report from the state’s Division of Consumer Affairs recommending new regs to curtail the potential for conflicts of interest between docs, and drug and device makers. The move comes two years after Milgram formed a task force (see here ...
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• SEO Tips to Find Competitors’ Keywords

  
  SEO Design Solutions — Authority: 420
  Looking for a quick way to data mine competitors keywords to determine if they are worth the hassle to optimize? After reading this quick SEO tip and using a few revealing SEO tools, uncovering their precious keyword treasure troves and dethroning them will not be a problem. How to Dethrone Competitors ...
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• Big Brother Wants To Be Your Friend on Facebook

  
  WOK3 — Authority: 440
  Not that I am at all surprised that the government is at least keeping tabs on social networking sites, as people divulge their actual names and other information for anyone to see, but it is a bit worrying that they do not tell the public how they go about the collection of this information, and what exactly is done ...
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• Coke Tries Facial-Recognition on Facebook

  
  Privacy Digest — Authority: 506
  Coke Tries Facial-Recognition on Facebook : Via Digits - The Wall Street Journal / WSJ . Coca-Cola wants you to know that Coke Zero is a lot like Coca-Cola Classic. It believes this so strongly that it’s willing to do something unusual to drive the point home, like introducing you to your own doppelganger. Enter ...
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• CDT’s ‘Take Back Your Privacy’ Campaign Will Put Privacy Front and Center

  
  Privacy Digest — Authority: 506
  CDT’s ‘Take Back Your Privacy’ Campaign Will Put Privacy Front and Center : Via Untitled Source . CDT’s ‘Take Back Your Privacy’ Campaign Will Put Privacy Front and Center WASHINGTON – The Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) today launched its Take Back Your Privacy campaign designed around ...
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• First Look – SAS Enterprise Miner/Model Manager

  
  JT on EDM — Authority: 122
  Copyright © 2009 http://jtonedm.com James Taylor The folks from SAS gave me a quick update the other day on SAS Enterprise Miner and SAS Model Manager , two of SAS’ data mining/predictive analytics products. I often blog about SAS , as you would expect, but I have not done any product posts. SAS’ Business ...
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• Sometimes you just have to ask

  
  Nigel Hollis — Authority: 410
  Two weeks ago I wrote a post titled “Is market research useless? Or is that a dumb question?” Within a few minutes of the post going live, someone rated it a 2 out of 5. I felt puzzled and vaguely disquieted. Had I said something dumb in the post? What was it the person did not like? [...]
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