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Facebook Index.Pdf Index Symbols 2007 South By Southwest Interactive , 158 #ConnectTheWorld , 356 2008 U.S. presidential campaign , 202 #H2H , 110 2010 f8 Conference , 263 #McDStories , 161 2010 Times Square car bombing attempt , 359 #myNYPD , 161 2011 Egyptian revolution , 229 #stoptheterror , 224 2011 f8 Conference , 12, 40, 374 @amac , 151 2011 If Conference , 297 @AP , 174 2011 South by Southwest Conference , 260 @BarackObama , 156, 202 2011 State of the Union Address , 203, 349, @biz , 151 373 @ComfortablySmug , 173 2011 Thiel Fellowship , 35 @DalaiLama , 156 2012 Academy Awards , 163 @FDNY , 156 2012 Ad Age Digital Conference , 99 @FutureExBanker , 171 2012 Black Hat security conference , 141 @HiddenCash , 164 2012 D: Dive Into Media Conference , 38 @HillaryClinton , 230 2012 Digital Life Design Conference (DLD) , @jimmy_wales , 216 49, 145, 256 @KendallJenner , 210 2012 Hacker Cup competition , 28 @KremlinRussia_E , 156 2012 LeWeb London Conference , 44 @MichelleObama , 156 2012 London Olympics , 257 @Pontifex , 160 2012 RSA conference , 283 @PopeBenedictXIV , 156 2012 South by Southwest Conference , 39, @ReallyVirtual , 154 154, 220, 225, 332 @SAPresident , 156 2012 TED Conference , 206, 307, 356 @Wendi_Deng , 183 2012 TEDGlobal conference , 48 2012 Worldwide Developers Conference , 79 2013 RSA conference , 14 Numbers 2013 TechCrunch Disrupt Conference , 13 1-800-273-TALK , 309 2013 TED Conference , 331 1-877-ID-THEFT , 285 2014 Apple Worldwide Developers 100 Most Infl uential People of 2009 , 185 Conference (WWDC) , 73 15 minutes of fame , 38 2014 Consumer Action Handbook , 268 1960 U.S. presidential election , 201 2014 Digital Submit , 357 1992 Los Angeles riots , 319 2014 f8 Conference , 48, 52, 106, 379 1995 Data Protection Directive , 144 2014 FIFA World Cup , 176 1Password , 286 2014 Miss America , 164 © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 383 N. Lee, Facebook Nation, DOI 10.1007/978-1-4939-1740-2 384 Index 2014 Mobile World Congress , 294 ADT , 358 2014 Open Government Plan , 205 Advanced Research Projects Agency 2014 RSA conference , 14 Network (ARPANET) , 351 2014 Teens and the Screen Study , 310 Advertiser , 161 2014 Worldwide Developers Conference , 271 Advertising misinformation and 3M , 214 disinformation , 179–180 3rd I, The , 355 Advocate marketing , 132 42 , 359 Adware , 87 4G LTE , 269 AfC. See Articles for Creation (AfC) 500 Startups accelerator program , 107, 297 A fl ac duck , 257 60 Minutes , 204 Africa , 24, 357 86th Academy Awards , 160 AFTRA. See American Federation of 911 dispatcher , 156 Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) Agile software development , 92 A Google a Day , 359 A Agrawal, Rakesh Rocky , 258 Aaron Brothers , 282 AI. See Artifi cial intelligence (AI) Abacus , 332 AIDS , 322 Abbottabad, Pakistan , 154, 159 al-Assad, Asma , 212 ABC Good Morning America , 312 Alexander, Keith , 10, 72 ABC News , 109, 221 Alexander, William , 271 Abortion , 353 Alkemade, Thijs , 288 Abraham-Lincoln-patented-Facebook AllGov.com , 224, 359 hoax , 171 Al-Nafjan, Eman , 230 Absolute Radio , 156 Alperovitch, Dmitri , 283 A/B testing , 118 al-Qaeda , 360 Accelerometer , 73 al-Sharif, Manal , 231 Accelerometer fi ngerprinting , 295 Amazon , 144, 217 Accel Partners , 368, 369 Amazon.com , 280, 284, 294 ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Amazon Fire Phone , 48 Union (ACLU) Amazon Payments , 105 ACM SIGCHI , 333 Amazon Prime , 37 Acquisti, Alessandro , 44, 46 AMBER Alert , 222, 327, 372 Acronym , 189 Amber Alert GPS , 325 ACTA. See Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Ambient awareness , 307 Agreement (ACTA) Ambient social apps , 41, 42, 307 Activism , 178 American Apparel , 73, 294 Acton, Brian , 106 American Cancer Society , 223 Acxiom , 265 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) , 7, Ad Age , 28 74, 141, 233, 259, 261, 264, 318, 321 Adams, Douglas , 331 American Federation of Television and Radio Adams Family , The (TV series) , 264 Artists (AFTRA) , 280 Adams, Hillary , 39 American Idol (TV series) , 36 Adams, William , 39 America’s Missing: Broadcasting Emergency Ada Programming Support Environment Response (AMBER) , 327 (APSE) , 4 America’s Next Top Model (TV series) , 36 Adelman, Warren , 216 Am I Pretty or Ugly (YouTube video) , 38, 312 Ad frequency capping , 131 AML. See anti-money laundering ADMS. See Anomaly Detection AnalyzeThe.US , 204 at Multiple Scales (ADMS) AnchorFree HotspotShield , 293 Adobe , 106, 282 Anderson, Emmy , 326 Adobe SiteCatalyst , 122 And now for something completely Adopt a Hydrant , 206 different , 42 Ad rotation , 131 Andreessen, Marc , 219 Index 385 Andreev, Andrey , 43, 44, 332 Asia , 86 Andrew Grove , 280 Ask.fm , 311 Andrews, Lori B. , 233, 257 ASPCA , 223 Android , 50, 71, 73, 91, 105, 294, 377 Assange, Julian , 12, 352, 360 Android Market , 78, 80 Associated Press, The , 160, 174, 227 Anomaly Detection at Multiple Scales Athar, Sohaib , 154, 159 (ADMS), 8, 249 Athena Middle School , 39 Anonymizer’s Anonymous Surfi ng , 292 Atkins, Christopher R. , 360 Anonymizing software , 292 Atlanta , 327 Anonymous , 214, 225, 267, 281 Atlantic , The , 171 Anonymous social apps , 53 Atreya, Anand , 73 Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement AT&T , 74, 152, 221 (ACTA) , 221 AT&T Bell Laboratories , 5 Anti-money laundering , 250, 320 Augmented reality , 98 Anti-sex league , 353 Augmented-reality glasses , 307 Anti-virus software , 87, 284, 292 Aurora, Colorado shooting , 173 AOL , 10, 37, 92, 108, 215, 221, 265, 283 Austin American-Statesman , 26 AOL Mail , 260 Austin, Texas , 158 AP. See Associated Press, The Australia , 247 API. See Application Programming Autocustoms.com , 120 Interface (API) Autographer , 326, 355 App Annie Analytics , 79 Automatic license plate reader , 329 AppilyWed , 176 Auto-share , 40, 41, 49, 100–102 Apple , 10, 12, 34, 46, 72, 74, 90, 144, Axon, Samuel , 329 156, 271, 272, 297 Aymara , 197 Apple Store , 80 Apple Transparency Report , 226 Application Programming Interface (API) , B 206, 288 Back door , 12, 14 Apprentice , The (TV series) , 36 Back, Mitja , 256 App Store , 54, 79 Back, Simone , 309 Appurify , 106 Backstrom, Lars , 31, 268, 332 APSE. See Ada Programming Support Badoo , 43 Environment (APSE) Baidu , 228 Arab-Israeli confl ict , 225 Baker Hughes , 283 Arab Spring , 158, 162, 229 Ballard, Nathan , 321 ArcelorMittal , 283 Ballmer, Steve , 99 Archer , 25 Bang With Friends , 44 Archibald, Frank , 24 Banjo , 42 Argus , 5, 352 Barcelona, Spain , 294 Argyll and Bute Council , 231 Bar, Christine , 230 Arison, Micky , 262 Barkley, Charles , 179 Arkin, Brad , 282 Barn av regnbuen , 230 Armstrong, Tim , 15 Barnes & Noble , 282 Arnold, Missouri , 110 Barnum, P.T. , 171 Arnold, Thelma , 265 Barracuda Labs , 181 Arsenal Technical High School , 310 Barstow, California , 324 Articles for Creation (AfC) , 192 Bartiromo, Maria , 49 Artifi cial intelligence (AI) , 3–5, 140, 251, 268, Battle Pirates , 80 322, 335, 352 Bauerlein, Mark , 35, 329 Artifi cial neural network , 47, 176 Bayesian classifi ers , 176 Artist , The , 163 Baylor College of Medicine , 5 Asana , 106 B2B. See Business-to-business (B2B) ASCAP , 214 BBC Audiobooks America , 163 386 Index Beale, Lewis , 353 Blinder, Martin , 297 Beast on Facebook , 350 BlitzMetrics , 109 Beast With A Billion Eyes, The , 37 Blockbuster , 40 Beaumont, Texas , 163 Blogger , 288 Because I Am A Girl , 264 BlueJeans , 106 Because-I-Am-a-Girl campaign , 97 Bluetooth , 326, 358 Being Confused After Waking Up Bluetooth Low Energy , 73 From Naps , 264 Blue, Violet , 91 Belgium , 176 BMI , 214 Bell, Emily , 208 Body by Milk , 264 Bell, Gordon , 354 Body worn video (BWV) , 321 BellSouth , 74 Bogard, Travis , 271 Benjamin, Regina , 309 Bogue, Zack , 176 Benkler, Yochai , 175 Boing Boing , 213, 219 Bennett, Bobby Gerald , 319 Bolivia , 197 Bennett, William J. , 170 Boo , 350 Berkman Center for Internet & Society , 175 Booker, Cory , 205 Berlin, John , 110 Boolean logic , 125, 126 Berners-Lee, Tim , 5, 157 Boo on Facebook , 255 Berry, Anna , 312 Booz Allen Hamilton , 9 Berry, Ashley , 180, 312 Bors, Matt , 174 Better Business Bureau , 132 Boston , 206 Betty Boop , 332 Boston College , 367 Bezos, Jeff , 48 Boston Marathon bombings , 174 BG Group , 283 Boston University , 367 Bhutto, Benazir , 193 Bosworth, Andrew , 126 Bible , 152 Boundless Informant , 11 Biden, Joe , 178 Boyd, Danah , 32 Bieber, Justin , 38, 156, 160, 209 Boyd, Wes , 223 Big Brother , 306, 333, 353–355 Boys & Girls Clubs of America , 223 Big Brother (TV series) , 36, 37 BP , 283 Big data , 16, 127, 140, 178, 204, 225, Bra , 99 248–251, 296, 305–307, 315, 333, 356 Bradford Regional Medical Center , 273 Big Data Research and Development Brady, Aaron , 80 Initiative , 8, 249, 352 Branch , 378 Big Friend , 355 Branded content , 120 Bilal, Wafaa , 355 Branding , 120 Bing , 50, 51, 126 Bratton, William , 329 bin Laden, Osama , 154, 352, 360 Brave New World , 355 bin Laden raid , 360 Brave New World Revisited , 356 Biometrics , 12 Brazil , 11, 43, 79 BioSense , 249, 352 Breivik, Anders Behring , 230 Biosurveillance , 5, 352 Brennan, John , 204 Bipartisan Congressional Privacy Caucus , 34 Breyer, Jim , 368 Bisognin, Marzia , 38 Brin, Sergey , 51, 219 BlackBelt , 295 Broadwell, Paula , 24 BlackBerry , 73 BroApp , 262 Black Box , 163 Bronx Zoo, The , 158 Black Hat , 142 Brown, Chris , 183, 261 Blackphone , 294 Brown, David , 320 Blades, Joan , 223 Bruich, Sean , 102 Blanton, Thomas , 360 Brumfi eld, Ben , 318 BLE. See Bluetooth Low Energy Brynjolfsson, Erik , 163 Index 387 Bubble Witch Saga , 80 Causes , 223 Buck, James Karl , 151, 158 Cauz, Jorge , 152, 175 Bulletproof whiteboard , 315 CB radios , 358
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