For some youngsters the novelty has worn off. Adults are being burned by Facebook stock and lawsuits. And now it seems (pro-FBI) non-CIA-aligned media are interested in oppositional stories (brownsdesign.com).
SAN FRANCISCO - For teens, it has been an essential rite of passage: They turn 13 and join Facebook.
Since she signed up three years ago, friend requests and status updates are as much a part of Meera Kumar's life as homework and exams at Menlo School, the elite private institution in leafy Atherton, California, where she's a 16-year-old sophomore.
But when her kid sister Anika turned 13 last year, she gave Facebook a pass."
I guess I haven't been that interested in it," said Anika, who prefers sharing photos with friends on Instagram via her iPhone or video chatting with them on Google+. Could Facebook be losing its cool? More
(NPR) ...The New York Times reported that former Pres. George W. Bush and B.S. Obama both authorized computer-virus attacks against Iran, culminating in the Stuxnet virus. They secretly and illegally targeted Iranian nuclear power plants. A United Nations agency raised alarms about another [spying] virus that escaped onto the W.W.W., dubbed "Flame," which may also have been designed for use against Iran. The Flame virus was highlighted in a cyber security alert issued by the International Telecommunication Union (I.T.U.), whose cyber security coordinator says his organization noticed some malicious software spreading around the Middle East... More[US war machine] takes cyberwarfare to new level
(CNET) [The Military-Industrial Complex through its proxy and representative] President Barack [Soetoro] Obama has been fighting a clandestine cyberwar against foreign governments and [the make believe] al-Qaeda, and his efforts in that arena have far exceeded those of his predecessors [such as Cheney/Bush], according to a new report. The New York Times today published a wide-ranging report, adapted from an upcoming book, Confront and Conceal: Obama's Secret Wars and Surprising Use of American Power, by Times reporter David Sanger... More
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