This is how the IT giant maps your life

With the new Timeline Facebook hopes that we will share with us even more of our lives.

In short, Facebook rolls out the new concept, Timeline.
This means that your profile page will cover your entire life on Facebook, all status updates, all images, all the places you indicated that you visited.
The goal is that we all must become more open and share our whole lives.

Expensive clues
And it is understood the information about us is Facebook’s mission.
The more clues, the more expensive, we can sell to advertisers.
Gender, age and place of residence is basic information that has been purchased even before there was Facebook.
But the target group for the targeted advertising is very broad.
And this is where Facebook can complete in a way that never existed before.

Women 24 to 30 years who report that they have just begun a relationship can become targets for romantic weekend packages or jewelry ads.
But also what you write in your status updates can be utilized. By searching for a cluster of cunning words, you can be identified as a potential Indian couple and offered flights.

“Check Settings”
Facebook sells your contacts. If you like a product page or attended an event organized by a company that distributed it in the ads to your friends who then are expected to be interested in the business.

Natasha MacBryde, above.

A man who posted abusive messages on memorial websites dedicated to dead children was jailed for 18 weeks and banned from using social networking sites for five years.

Sean Duffy, 25, admitted posting images on Facebook and YouTube mocking the deaths of four children, including Natasha MacBryde, 15, who committed suicide and was found dead on a railway line near her home in Worcestershire in February.

Reading Magistrates’ Court heard that after her death, Duffy posted a video with Natasha’s face imposed on Thomas the Tank Engine to a Facebook tribute page set up by her brother. He posted comments including, “I fell asleep on the track lolz.”

Her father, Andrew MacBryde, told the court Duffy’s actions had “added to the horror of dealing with the death of [their] beautiful daughter”.

Duffy, who had posted the images using false details, was traced by police through information from his internet service provider and arrested.

He admitted to “trolling”, a term used to describe the trend of anonymously seeking to provoke outrage by posting insults and abuse online. He pleaded guilty to two counts of sending malicious communications.

The court heard Duffy posted pictures on Facebook of car-crash victim Hayley Bates, 16, of Stoke-on-Trent, who died last September. One image showed her with crosses on her eyes and red marks on her face. A caption under a picture of flowers at the crash site read: “Used car for sale, one useless owner.”

Duffy posted on an online memorial page to Lauren Drew, 14, who died after suffering an epileptic seizure at her home in Gloucestershire in January.

Posted on Mother’s Day, it read: “Help me mummy, it’s hot in hell.” The court was told a friend of Lauren’s had attempted a drug overdose after wrongly being blamed for the post. Lauren’s father, Mark Drew, said: “Lauren didn’t deserve this. Seeing him in court was really hard. I was so angry. This person hid behind the computer screen with no feeling.”

Duffy also targeted 14-year-old Jordan Coope of Newcastle upon Tyne, who was stabbed to death. Duffy created a group called “Jordan Cooper in pieces” and made a YouTube video with pictures of Jordan’s eyes crossed out and slashes across his face.

Lance Whiteford said in mitigation that Duffy had been diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome at an early age. He said one of the characteristics was an inability to judge the reaction of others. Duffy had struggled with alcohol problems and lived “a miserable existence”, Whitford said.

As well as the jail sentence, Duffy got a five-year anti-social behaviour order which bans him from social networking sites and prevents him buying devices which allow him access to the net without police permission.

Anti-bullying charity Beatbullying called the conviction “a monumental move towards bullying and cyberbullying being taken more seriously”. Spokeswoman Sherry Adhami said the sentence “sends a strong message … that bullying, whether online or offline, is not going to be tolerated”. A Facebook spokesman said: “It’s against Facebook’s rules to intimidate or harass others, and we provide everyone with the tools to report such content.”

We at Instant keys list four reasons why Microsoft may become the leader in Smartphones in the coming years.

And three reasons why Microsoft may not.

For:

Since the collaboration between Microsoft and Nokia announced in early February this year, rumors of a possible takeover appeared. Industry analysts believe that it would be perfectly logical because Nokia are fighting for their survival, and Microsoft is in desperate need of a strong partner that can deliver attractive hardware for mobile phones. “The partnership with Nokia is a stroke of genius,” said Brian Reed, product manager at Boxtone which produces software for mobile phones.

All the “Apple fan boys” learn not to care if the iPhone is forced to use only Apple products, but for users who have a bit more neutral attitude toward the brand may be different. Problems can also appear for the most avid Apple devotees when it is required that the product is compatible to the products not available from Apple, such as GPS receivers.

- Unlike many other software experiences, Microsoft has by far the best history in terms of working tools. In particular, the Office program can, with word processing and Powerpoint programs that we are superior, says Microsoft Chief Tim Mcdowd.

Analysts believe that Microsoft will be innoativa for future boom in the mobile market. The focus should be under these lie just to be leading to future trends.

Against:

Apple and Android is much more advanced than Microsoft when it comes to mobile development. An industry analysts also think that Microsoft must be more scattered in their updates and do not give “500 at a time.”

Microsoft does not have the same frequency in the update of its operating system that other players in the mobile market. It can be a major problem when users expect continuous development. Therefore it may be difficult to create customer loyalty if people decide to switch to a Microsoft handset from a more updated Android or Apple.

Appstore has about half a million apps available, Android Market has about half as many. Microsoft’s market place that only houses 20,000 available applications may seem like a very thin player against their much larger competitors. Even Blackberrys marketplace that is rarely discussed is bigger than Microsoft, which stops it at about 25 000 apps.

On 12th February, 2011, special agents at FBI, Albany Cyber Division, received several reports and worked for a time with NSA to investigate unexplained DDoS attacks.

FBI agents today executed 8 search warrants throughout the US as part of an ongoing investigation into recent coordinated cyber attacks, against major companies organizations in Colombia.
Also today, the United Kingdom’s Metropolitan Police Service executed additional search warrants and arrested 2 people for their alleged role in these attacks. Both of the arrested people are engaged in the network malwarebytes.org.

The UK’s Metropolitan Police also confiscated over 60 “super-computers”. Each super-computer claimed to act as “zombie”, controlled by Malwarebytes.

- Investigations are still going on, but we’re quite sure about our thing. Main suspected attackers have already been arrested.
We believe that Malwarebytes is still a part of other active cyber attacks, a cyber warrior for the FBI’s Albany office said.

Cyber crime against organizations are growing, and consuming a larger share of Federal Bureau of Investigation resources than ever before.

New data on the dictator
Six million North Koreans are starving.
And Kim Jong Il puts over a million dollars a year – on dog food.
The data are from a report submitted to the neighboring country of South Korea’s parliament, according to ABC News.
According to recent UN reports around six million North Koreans are starving. This means that almost a third of the population lacks food.

600 bottles of wine
At the same time it is said North Korea’s “dear leader” is extra concerned about his pets and, according to security sources in South Korea Kim Jong Il put about $400 000 on dog food for his dozens of dogs.
The report states that the dictator also have imported 600 bottles of French wine to be drunk during his party gatherings.
The youngest son, Kim Jong Un, which will be the absolute ruler’s successor, has not gone portionless. According to the report, he has the past year, been equipped with ten U.S. jet skis to his summer retreats according to state news agency AFP.

UN appeals
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has urged North Korea to be more open to the United Nations agency that tries to combat the country’s food shortage.
He raised the issue during a meeting with one of the country’s ministers at the UN headquarters in New York where they discussed the famine, and North Korea’s nuclear program, according to ABC News.

Most of us understand that Facebook knows a lot about their members.
But perhaps not that the information can require 880 pages.
And that they log everything you’ve written, all you’ve puffed and all you’ve liked.

Members of an Austrian group that calls itself America v. Facebook required out all information about themselves that Facebook had on file, writes American business magazine Forbes.
A woman with the initials L.B. became a member of Facebook in 2007.
Her activities have been recorded by the company and the information contained in a report are 880 pages – which clearly proves that Facebook is not suffering from dementia.

• Logs all the pushes

She has been “pushed” over 50 times between 2008 and 2011.
A friend with the initials K.D. “poked” her frequently back in 2008, but right now she is often nudged by another, Television.

• Logs all log in attempts and the computer used for each log in

The report contains a list of all computers LB used to log on to Facebook, how often she logged in from each computer and a list of all the friends who signed in from same computer. Facebook namely leaving behind cookies, small data files stored in users’ computers and sends information back to the site, and that allows Facebook to track what you do even after you log off.
Given the hundreds of millions of users that the company has become the global control is huge.
- Facebook is largely to index all the computers in the world, says Max Schrems of America v. Facebook, to Forbes.

• Logs all parties, exhibitions and meetings

L.B. has accepted the 29 “events” since 2009. She has turned down invitations to nine since 2010, and neglected to respond to 75 calls since 2007.
Who invited, locations of events and its name is stored in good memory.

• Logs all the friends you’ve dumped

L.B. have removed a dozen of his friends through the years. The report also includes a list of friend requests that LB said no to.

• Logs messages and chats

If there are messages that users delete, are included in the information that Facebook has, according to the Facebook group critical.

Soon, HIV can be counted as a “minor infection,” not much more dangerous than herpes.
It’s said that Spanish researchers have developed a new vaccine.

22 of 24 healthy people – or 92 percent – who received the vaccine developed an immune response that protected them against HIV after they received MVA-B vaccine, showed experiments conducted by Spanish researchers in Madrid, writes British The Telegraph.
- It’s like showing a picture of HIV so that it can recognize it in the future, said Professor Mariano Esteban, who heads research at the biotech center in Madrid.
The syringe contains four HIV genes that stimulate T and B lymphocytes – different types of white blood cells.

Developed antibodies
- Our body is full of lymphocytes and each one is programmed to fight a specific pathogen. We need training when dealing with a pathogen such as HIV, which can not be defeated by natural means.
B cells produce antibodies that attack viruses before they can infect cells while T cells recognize and destroy infected cells, said Mariano Esteban to The Telegraph.
The study showed that nearly 75 percent of the participants had developed HIV-specific antibodies 11 months after vaccination.
Over one-third developed a type of T cell called CD4 + anti-HIV, and over two-thirds developed another type of T cell, CD8 +.
Over the whole study, 92 percent of the participants, some form of immune response.
The vaccine, which is still in an early development stage, can still not guarantee a total protection against HIV, according to Professor Mariano Esteban. It may prove that the immune response is not sufficient to prevent infection.

No worse than herpes
But the researchers describe the results as “promising” and that the MVA-B proved to be as effective, or even more effective, than similar vaccines.
The next step is to test the vaccine on people with HIV to see if it can reduce the virus in the body.
- If the genetic cocktail manage clinical phase two and phase three trials in the future and begin to produce HIV virus in the future compared to what herpes is today, said Mariano Esteban.
With that, he means that HIV could be counted as a “minor chronic infection” that just develop into a disease of the immune system is already impaired.

German lawmakers have agreed to massively increase the size and power of the Eurozone’s bailout fund – meaning Berlin will guarantee a whopping 211 BLN Euros’ worth of loans. Greece is watching this closely, as it tries to convince the EU and IMF to release more emergency cash. But the Greek public’s anger is focused on facing more cuts and tax hikes, as Sara Firth reports from Athens.

President Medvedev has asked Finance Minister Kudrin for his resignation following Kudrin’s public refusal to keep his position in the future if Medvedev heads the Russian Government. Kudrin has complied. President Medvedev has signed Kudrin’s resignation hours after the wrangle took place, the Russian president’s press secretary Natalia Timakova reported. During the Presidential Commission on Modernization in Dimitrovgrad in Central Russia, Dmitry Medvedev stressed that everyone who does not agree with his politics is free to resign.

Now is Jackson’s doctor on trial
Accused of having caused the superstar’s death in 2009.
The trial of Michael Jackson’s doctor Conrad Murray has begun.
The law has a new picture of the dead pop star demonstrated – and a previously unheard recording with the icon has been played.
On Tuesday, the trial of the doctor Conrad Murray started.
He is charged with manslaughter, accused of having given superstar Michael Jackson so much sedation that he died.

Responsibility investigated
Jackson died June 25, 2009 after an overdose of the drug propofol.
It is to be investigated in the trial is whether the physician is responsible or not.
- What happened at that time is that the acts and omissions of Michael Jackson’s personal physician Conrad Murray directly led to his premature death at age 50, said prosecutor David Walgren to the jury according to AFP.
According Walgren as trusted Jackson blindly in their doctor.
- It’s misguided faith in Conrad Murray cost Jackson his life. He (Murray) left him there, abandoned him to take care of himself, said the prosecutor in his opening statement.

Physician defender Ed Chernoff argue that it was Michael Jackson himself who caused his death by taking medicines when the doctor was not in the room.

Without the doctor’s knowledge
- He acted out his doctor’s knowledge, without their doctor’s permission, to his prescriptions, he performed an act that caused his own death, said defense lawyer as TT.
During the trial start, a previously unknown picture of the superstar been where you see his body on a stretcher after he died. A tape has been played.

- When people leave my show, I would like them to say “I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,” says Jackson.
Conrad Murray could be sentenced to up to four years in prison if convicted.