Category Archives: web2.0

How I Control My Privacy On Facebook

Posted on May 7, 2008 by Larry Rubin

My friend Anna emailed me today asking if all of her “friends” on Facebook could view her wall. I gave her some tips about Facebook privacy that others might benefit from. Here’s my response: the short answer is yes, all … Continue reading →

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Evite Alternatives

Posted on April 18, 2008 by Larry Rubin

Had enough of Evite’s horrid user experience and non-stop barrage of advertising? You’re not alone. A number of websites have sprung up to provide a modern way to organize and host an event. The list includes Socializr, MadeIt, and Renkoo, … Continue reading →

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10 Things I Like About The ABC News (Australia) Website Redesign

Posted on June 28, 2007 by Larry Rubin

I stumbled upon the recently redesigned Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s website today after somehow being teleported to their story about purple fluorescent frogs discovered in Suriname. I had never seen the site before the redesign, but what I did see inspired … Continue reading →

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