links for 2009-05-12

Posted by Mark Belinsky on May 12, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

• Hackers Temporarily Seize Control Of Google Morocco Domain Name | TechCrunch
  Will this become an increasing trend that leads to higher costs for companies to maintain programs overseas? How will companies react as this starts happening more?
  (tags: technology hack morocco)
• In China, $700 puts a spammer in business
  Starting a business in China is still cheap, still annoying, still dangerous.
  (tags: technology china business)
• Facebook’s E-mail Censorship is Legally Dubious, Experts Say | Wired
  It's a frightening prospect that companies like FB would censor messages to friends. Particularly when the action is banning The Pirate Bay, which is nonsense when things like The Pirate Google (one of m favorite legal experiment/artistic statements http://www.thepirategoogle.com) exist. However, I just tried to send my colleague Emily a message like the one in the article and it WAS NOT BLOCKED.
  (tags: privacy socialnetworking law Facebook)
• How To Save Money as an African Startup | Appfrica
  Great breakdown on tips for a startup. This applied outside of Africa too, but I take it more as one of those "if it works in Africa, it'll work anywhere."
  (tags: Africa workflow)

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