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In the midst of ongoing calls for a "right to be forgotten" on the Internet, an early social network has announced it will erase old posts and photos from its site. In a column for technology review, David Zax explores the push for an Internet "written in pencil," where users may remove information. The owners of Friendster, which predated such social networks as MySpace and Facebook, appear to be doing just that, having notified users that they plan to "wipe out the site's trove of digital memories, including ancient dorm-room photos, late-night blog entries and heartfelt friend endorsements," The New York Times reports. (Registration may be required to access this story.)
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