Articles by larry

A lot has been written lately about and cyberbullying and bullying in general. And, like every writer who covers this subject, my colleagues at ConnectSafely.org and I have given our share of advice about how […]

A couple of weeks ago Facebook announced a new feature called Groups, which allows people to create semiprivate conversations with, as Facebook advertises it, “small groups of friends.” Facebook promoted this as a privacy feature […]

Last week Facebook announced the new Groups feature which is designed to limit communications to a sub-set of your Facebook friends. In an interview, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told me “there are a lot of […]

Larry spoke with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg shortly after Facebook made an announcement about Downloading, an App Dashboard and Groups.  This short (1 minute) video contains a 21 second excerpt. The audio is from Larry’s […]

10:37: Mark Zuckerberg is in the back of the room now. 10:40: Mark Zuckerberg is just starting. Promises that it’s not about what people have speculated about Company coming out of 60-day lock down mode […]

by Larry Magid This article first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News I’ve never thought of myself as a “traditionalist.” But after I saw Google’s blog post last week about a recent change to […]

Jessie Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network (Credit: Columbia Pictures) I didn’t discuss The Social Network movie with Mark Zuckerberg when I interviewed him in May but I have talked with others who […]

Panda Labs 3rd Quarter 2010 threat report (PDF) found that 95% of all email is spam. It also said that Trojans constituted 55% of all new threats but infections via email are declining in favor […]

by Larry Magid This article first appeared on CNET News.com The Stuxnet computer worm that may have been designed to attack a nuclear facility in Iran could have been state sponsored, according to two security […]