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LiquidID: OpenID + Email Aliasing = Less Spam, Safer Logins
A new OpenID provider called LiquidID has just launched a service which offers email aliasing and redirection in addition to providing you with an OpenID. The aliasing service sits on
ZDNet: Comparing Reddit's karma system to Digg
On my ZDNet blog, I discuss social news site reddit.com with co-founder Alexis Ohanian and compare their collaborative filtering system with Digg's. Reddit may have a jump on Digg when
StalkDaily: A New Twitter Virus on the Loose?
Network World is reporting a new Twitter virus has been making the rounds today. At best the virus will auto-tweet this message: "Hey everyone, join StalkDaily.com. It's a site like
Reddit Tries Voluntary Email Verification In Its Fight Against Spam
In Reddit's continuing effort to weed out spammers, it has taken another not-quite-traditional step: email verification. Okay, so it sounds perfectly traditional, but the site has gone and taken it
King of Spam Seen on Google Plus, Turns Himself in to FBI For Facebook Phishing
Spam King Sanford Wallace has turned himself in to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Wallace is facing multiple counts of fraud and related activity and has been charged with three
From the Dept. of What Took So Long: MySpace Moves to Stop Spam
MySpace may have saved itself from being absolutely intolerable today when it added an option to require a CAPTCHA entry before sending a friend request. Every one's friend Tom announced
Ma.gnolia: OpenID to Save Anti-Spam, Anti-Spam to Save OpenID
OpenID is wildly convenient for users, which is good for vendors, but is that motivation enough to really spur its adoption? Cutting-edge social bookmarking service Ma.gnolia stopped issuing new user
Cartoon: The Paper Menace
Rob Cottingham is cartoon-blogging the Real-Time Web Summit - keep checking back for updates!
Social Networks and Spam
According to a new report, over the past 12 months more than four-fifths of social networking site users said that they had received unwanted friend requests, messages, or posts on
Cartoon: Knock, Knock
Think about spam, and you probably think about unsolicited commercial email. You know, replica Rolexes, cheap pharmaceuticals, suspiciously low prices on Adobe software and, uh, enlargement offers (which turn out
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