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My invite must have been lost in the mail.


Plus, moronic remarks from former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès and Foxconn CEO Terry Gou.


January 23, 2004, The Register. “Exclusive: Google will shortly unveil its social networking site, Orkut.”


A quick look at the news that dominated Re/code this week.


New transparency report offers some insight into government surveillance, but not much.


Plus, Don’t be a Glarsehole.


Virtual worlds are “cool again.” Thanks, Facebook.


It also attempts to explain just what that vaguely worded NDA was about.


Bad to very bad, but social network says it is committed to improvement.


John Cantarella, the former head of Time.com and SI.com, joins Mark Zuckerberg’s “public content” push.


“We don’t need light anymore, but we need people. And LA is one of the hotbeds.”


“Mathematics is essential for driving human progress and innovation in this century,” said Zuckerberg.


It was a busy week in tech. Luckily, you can catch up on all of it with just one post.


The startup raises $1.5 million from Science and other backers to help video-makers produce low-cost plugs.

