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June 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward With Hashtags, Facebook's Moving Away From Friends Facebook announced Wednesday that it will introduce clickable hashtags to the site, a move that on the surface seems like a trivial update that will bring a standard social media feature to the world's most popular social networking site. After all, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr and Google+ all already have hashtags, which function as tags people can click to see all posts that include a specific term.  Continue reading... Bringing Sexy Back To MySpace It Took PRISM Revelation, But Facebook Says It Wants To Become More Open StopWatching.Us Is Mozilla's Attempt To Stop NSA Surveillance Apple's New iOS Has So Much Less Than Before The PlayStation Is Already Winning The War Against Xbox How To Protect Your Phone From Secret Surveillance The Not-So-Secret Technology Behind The NSA Spying Scandal The PlayStation Is Already Winning The War Against Xbox WATCH: This Flying Bike Took Its First Successful Flight Digital License Plates Could Be Controlled By Cops The Not-So-Secret Technology Behind The NSA Spying Scandal LAUREN LYONS Status Update: I'm Failing I have this network of 1,300 friends on the internet, yet I'm scared to actually share my real life with them. Something is clearly wrong with that. Continue reading... CATHERINE MCCULLOUGH Trend Watch: Meet the Intelligent Car Why should we care more about these technologies than any other consumer device? Because they can benefit everyone in society, not just the driver of the car. Continue reading... JERRY JASINOWSKI Disruptive Technologies: Living in the Cloud Outsourcing of much of your IT services is a brilliant way for companies to maximize resources. You can save money and let someone else worry whether your software is becoming obsolete -- which it is. Continue reading... REBECCA SEARLES What's Wrong With This Picture? The Top 100 CEOs in STEM Oh, they're all dudes. Oh, and they're all white dudes. Out of 100 profiled STEM executives, only 12 are women. And even less appear to be anything other than Caucasian. Continue reading... NOAH FITZGEREL Etiquette: Alive and Well As the world is more intimately connected, our generation's digitization should not be berated by columnists as cover for laziness. When we make online birthday cards, our innovative implementation of timeless niceties should be lauded instead of pilloried. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003