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South by Southwest attendees seize the moment rather than allow a keynote discussion with Facebook's CEO and other panel discussions to go by in dullness. Also, the best marketing ideas from SXSW swag bags. Read on ...

David Lat, who blogs law school and law firm gossip at Above the Law like an aspiring Perez Hilton, was banned from Facebook recently. I cover his posts about it here as a (sort of) instructional tale here. Read on ...

Facebook responds to privacy concerns

I joined Facebook again. And now I'm inadvertently divorced, or heartbroken, or jilted, or both . . . when all I was trying to do was avoid heteronormativity. Again.

Among other things, Facebook facilitates keeping in contact with old friends and has revolutionized the way incoming college freshmen interact with one another. So why does such a stigma exist?

I have declared there to be too much internets to keep up with. As I inevitably abandon some of the websites I used to visit frequently, I am calling the information they hold about me "online personality residue."