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Tangled Web: Does freelance have to mean solitary confinement?

How do I get my fellow freelancers to meet up, so we all get a sense of corporate comraderie?  

On by Jess Zimmerman

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The antisocial network: Path texts my entire phonebook at 6am

Last night I went to bed blissfully unaware of the catastrophic faux pas I’d made earlier in the day—I had signed up for Path.

On by [email protected]

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The true price of “free” online

In this series, Digital Self-defense, Steffan Heuer and Pernille Tranberg teach us how to protect our online identity. This week, the authors consider the true price, and value, of “free.”

On by [email protected]

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Myspace settles FTC charges of violating user privacy

The social network has agreed to settle accusations that it violated its own privacy policy.

On by Kris Holt

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Pinterest clones beat Pinterest to global expansion

Pinterest wants translators to bring it to other countries. Unfortunately, Pinterest clones have already done that.

On by Lauren Rae Orsini

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Ayuda! Path turns to community for translations

Taking a cue from Twitter, the mobile social network is asking its users to help with translations for nine languages. 

On by Kris Holt

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Dot Dot Dot: Sharing is caring, and so is tweeting

How we talk when we talk about Twitter.

On by Owen Thomas

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Dot Dot Dot: The art of the non-apology

Path and Pinterest show two ways to deal with communities in uproar.

On by Owen Thomas

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Path corrects its course

The social network apologizes for uploading personal contact information. Will all be forgiven?

On by Fernando Alfonso III

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Path violates privacy principles

Path CEO Dave Morin said that the data collected was used to “help the user find and connect” with friends and will soon become an opt-in feature.

On by Lorraine Murphy

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Imgur, Pinterest, Grindr, Path: Why Web communities swept the Crunchies

A splashy awards show put on by tech blogs is a rare chance for the makers of the social Web to rub shoulders—and celebrate their victories.

On by Owen Thomas

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Dot Dot Dot: A Path in the storm

We don’t need Google’s Search Plus. We need a refuge from the Web crawlers.

On by Owen Thomas

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Dot Dot Dot: Are you naughty or nice on new social networks?

The Daily Dot’s executive editor indulges in some Pathive-aggressive behavior.

On by Owen Thomas

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