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Recap of our privacy flash mob in San Francisco and NYC
During last week’s big Facebook IPO week, we organized two privacy flash mobs in San Francisco and New York City consisting of giant conga lines of people following each other throughout the city. We wanted to get people’s attention on the street and get across the message that Facebook is following them on the Internet […]
3 privacy predictions for the Facebook IPO
Facebook is expected to have its Initial Public Offering (IPO) this Friday, May 18th, and everyone’s wondering what a post-IPO Facebook will be like. Quick background: an IPO (or “going public,” as it’s commonly called) means that shares in the Facebook company will be sold on the Nasdaq Stock Market. For most regular people, this […]
Facebook’s going public, but you don’t have to: #GoPrivate with Abine
Facebook is expected to have its Initial Public Offering (IPO) this Friday, May 18th, and we’ll have IPO-related posts, events, charitable drives, and promotions all week. First order of business: if you’re a Facebook user, what might the IPO mean for you? First of all, an IPO (or “going public,” as it’s commonly called) simply […]