So what exactly is not to LIKE about Facebook’s LIKE…. like I don’t know… let me Like, think of something… in the meanwhile, check out Marketing Pilgrim’s post on this.

As I watch more news come out daily about another group that is attacking Facebook for privacy issues or how Facebook has another privacy gaffe I can’t help but wonder. Did Facebook expect this kind of furious backlash and figured it would take time before people just forgot about it or are they genuinely surprised at just how pissed people are around their apparent lack of concern for users privacy?

via More Groups “Like” Targeting Facebook on Privacy Concerns.

For all of you sports fans out there! This could be a killer choice for Google to make some big money! Especially if there are real commercials! Wow. This could be huge for them! Maybe NOW this is how YouTube finally will make some money!

New Role – YouTube as Outlet for Live Sports – NYTimes.com.

http://bit.ly/cr7GJS WHY YOUR SITE FEELS THE NEED… THE NEED FOR SPEED!

Google LatLong: Google physicists discover extra dimension in Street View.

Google just went to the doc to get a Facelift! A major and much improved facelift to say the least! It works great! I really like the additions to the left hand column.  Starting to remind me of www.clusty.com Really wish Google would go ahead and BUY Vivisimo already!

Google Search Gets a Major Overhaul [PICS].

FT.com / Technology – Facebook to target ads based on users’ trail.

Google Analytics Blog: Custom variables webinar available for your viewing pleasure.

Neowin.net – Google is way bigger than you realize.

Here is the latest on Facebook privacy concerns and the steps to turn this off…

To opt out of Facebook’s new profile sharing is a multiple step process:

STEP 1: Go to the “Privacy Settings.” Go to “Applications and Web Sites.” Then go to “Instant Personalization Pilot Program,” and hit edit settings.

STEP 2: For all users there’s an automatic check in the box below, which allows Facebook to share your information with other web sites. You are automatically “opted in.” If you do not wish to share this information, uncheck the box.

STEP 3: Even after you’ve done this, it is not clear whether you need to “opt out” at the sites where Facebook is intending to share your information, like Pandora and Yelp, and soon many more sites. So you will want to look at the upper left hand corner of those sites to see whether those sites are recognizing your Facebook account and activity. Here again, you need to opt out.

But a word of caution, as Facebook concedes, your information may still be shared through your friends accounts, unless you block the application from these web sites.

via Facebook to Share Your Info for Money.

Twitter Finally Unveils Its Ad Model | paidContent.