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The Guardian's Technology editor. Written a book on Apple, Google, Microsoft. Like: free data, transparency, social networks, etc. Opinions mine, but do borrow.
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@louisebolotin "oright pusscat?"
@michaelgrr so people are having to learn about libel. Not a bad thing, in its way.
@michaelgrr you RT'd it? Also, time of the tweet isn't really disagreed.
@louisebolotin oh, so no confrontation yet then.
@michaelgrr No it demonstrably didn't because there were people who retweeted it.
@skirrid did you work on the DMI project?
@ron_miller ooh, that is a tough one.
By me @ Guardian: Google advertising under investigation in US bit.ly/11jcqpy #fb
Google advertising under investigation in US
guardian.co.uk — The US federal trade commission is investigating whether Google's DoubleClick advertising subsidiary has illegally pushed customers to buy its other products, the Guardian has established. The regulator is understood to be looking at whether the display advertiser, acquired by Google in 2008 for $3.1bn (£2bn), is being used to muscle clients into buying adverts on other Google advertising properties such as its text-based AdSense.
By me @ Guardian: BBC suspends technology officer after Digital Media Initiative failure bit.ly/171Z18u #fb
@hotdogsladies @Ihnatko um, a dog guards its bone jealously. You're jealous of things you own. Othello is jealous.
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