Interesting stats: judges using Facebook and Twitter.
I suppose better late than never, but HURRY UP. From GCN: “After a two-year delay and additional millions of dollars in costs, the General Services Administration finally has a new online database that will create a one-stop shop for the public to search for information about government contractors and grantees, according to Nextgov.”
A Yahoo user has sued the company over the recent password leak.
A quick roundup of changes Google is making.
Ancestry.com has completely indexed the US Census.
What a great idea for a Webinar! Instagram for genealogists.
More Instagram: very cool service, hat tip to Crave: ThisIsNow. Watch real-time streams of Instagram photos from one of five locations around the world. Watch London — great Olympics photos.
The Kennedy Space Center, now with Street View! Nifty.
Congratulations to Curiosity for a successful landing! Larry Ferlazzo has a list of the best sites for learning about this Mars rover. Good morning, Internet…
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Disconcerting that, to have “full” functionality of the GSA’s SAM (System for Award Management) re: contractors, users have to create an account: “You only need your personal information to create an account on SAM.” Why?? And will become another hack-in risk.
Disconcerting that, to have “full” functionality of the GSA’s SAM (System for Award Management), users have to create an account. Why?? And each account becomes then at risk for a hacking attempt.