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Forbes's mobile writer. Recent migrant to San Francisco from London. Big fan of tea. Check out my book, 'We Are Anonymous' - amzn.to/HCp4lf
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twitter.com — @parmy excited to read "We Are Anonymous"! pic.twitter.com/CiRr1DBgNTMark Zuckerberg Talks Facebook With Samsung forbes.com/sites/parmyols…
Mark Zuckerberg Talks Facebook With Samsung
forbes.com — Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012 conference on September 11, 2012 in San Francisco, in his first public interview since the massive public offering on May 18 that was hotly anticipated but ended up being a flop.@monowai I hadn't seen that article but will take a look - thanks.
@TJMcCue Whoa. That's actually not my account. Lulz. Better tell Twitter. Thanks for the heads up, though, and for liking the Waze story!
@treehcapital @naomb11 Totally agree with you there. I got the feeling he played a key role in getting that valuation as high as it was.
I Used iOS7 Beta For A Week So You Don't Have To forbes.com/sites/matthick… - Great insight from @matthickey
I Used iOS7 Beta For A Week So You Don't Have To
forbes.com — About my inbox: I know, I know. Last Monday Apple introduced us to iOS7 and announced that a beta would be available to developers later that day. Beta operating systems - especially for devices like mobile phones - can be buggy as hell, which is why they aren't recommended for the [...]RT @ForbesTech: ICYMI: @kashhill and @a_greenberg answered questions about privacy and the NSA leaks on @ForbesTech bit.ly/18HhUOY …
Forbes Twitter Chat: Kashmir Hill and Andy Greenberg on the NSA Leaks
forbes.com — We usually hold our #AskForbes Twitter chats @forbes on Wednesdays, but we decided to do a special chat today @forbestech covering privacy and the NSA leaks. Kashmir Hill and Andy Greenberg, Forbes' privacy and security experts, have covered the leaks extensively: Kashmir Hill: Google's War On Government Secrecy How Americans' Views On Surveillance [...]RT @TechCrunch: Some Foreign Telcos Reportedly Defied NSA Phone Spying Order tcrn.ch/19zIZmG by @ferenstein
Some Foreign Telcos Reportedly Defied NSA Phone Spying Order
techcrunch.com — T-Mobile and Verizon reportedly refused to kowtow to the National Security Agency's demand to collect all phone call records. According to the Wall Street Journal, because T-Mobile USA and Verizon Wireless are owned by European parent companies, they were able to successfully refuse the NSA's court order.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Business and Finance, Metro San Francisco and more.
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