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May 27 / Jon

A Week in Digital

Pakistan Block Access to Facebook

Facebook have blocked access to Facebook because of an event which was placed on the platform. “Everybody draw Muhammed Day’ started on May 20th. As illustrations of Muhammed are considered offensive to Islam, Pakistan decided to ban the entire site.

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MySpace & Facebook under fire for privacy policies

Facebook & MySpace are under fire for sending data to advertising companies that could be used to find consumers names and personal details; despite promising they do not share this information.

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One in five us social media to criticise their boss

Almost 40% of UK employees use social networks to criticise their boss, while one in five moan about their boss. Even more shocking is that 70% of employees were unaware if their company had a social media policy.

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Zuckerberg: New privacy controls but no apologies

Mark Zuckerberg has admitted the company has made “a bunch of mistakes” and “missed the mark” on privacy control. However, it felt short of a full apology.

Zuckerberg made the comments in an op-ed for the Washington Post on Monday.

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Facebook Blocks Access in India to Controversial Page

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