Was Facebook Responsible for James Francos Drop Out of UCLA Commencement Speech?
Actor James Franco (pictured) was scheduled to deliver the commencement speech at UCLA’s graduation ceremony this year, but the young actor pulled out at the last minute citing scheduling conflicts with pre-production on his latest film. We don’t know about you, but speaking at a major university’s graduation seems like a big enough event to warrant making a little room for on our calendars. As it turns out, the choice of Franco didn’t go over too well with UCLA’s student body, and the disgruntled students took to Facebook to publicize their distaste for a speaker they deemed not up to the university’s caliber. The group protesting Franco as speaker garnered over 600 members. Did Franco pull out because of the Facebook group’s opposition or is he just plain rude?[From: LA Times] Feds Looking for 10,000 Cyber Security Experts Amidst a number of high-profile data breaches, it seems the federal government is finally getting up to speed with its cyber security efforts — James Christy of t
