links for 2009-11-07

Posted by Mark Belinsky on November 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment 

• Introducing Threatened Voices | Global Voices
  With more bloggers than journalists in jail, it's important to highlight the people who are risking their lives just by raising their voices.
  (tags: journalism blog censorship security activism)
• YouTube Gives Partners More Control Over Video Blocking | TechCrunch
  Censorship for everyone! Want to censor yourself? Go ahead! Anyone else can too! What a difference a little "block" button can mean for YouTube.
  (tags: censorship copyright google youtube crowdsourcing)
• Google Gives You A Privacy Dashboard To Show Just How Much It Knows About you | TechCrunch
  If only people knew what information they were actually giving up. Wait, is Google really going to tell us?
  (tags: internet privacy socialmedia business web2.0 data google news tracking)
• GovHack: govt data hackers caffeine == good times | Government 2.0 Taskforce
  Australian government sponors a "hack day" for programmers to go wild with government data. Love the tagcloud of functions of the Australian government. Reminds me of the US constitution tag cloud on my blog.
  (tags: australia gov2.0 gov20 data hack opengov)

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