Net privacy and the myth of self-regulation – Tech News – CNET.com
“How invasive is this? ComScore Chairman Fulgoni said that his company has examined the online banking records of some of its customers in order to verify household income information provided during the sign-up process. ”
If that doesn’t get you to take privacy seriously, nothing will!
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This is interesting to me, because it is almost exactly one of the examples I used to use in training to talk about analytical tools. “One of the key enablers is the analysis of email traffic and calendar metadata. This tells us a lot about who is talking to whom, in what departments, what meetings…
Just saw this on Boing Boing as I catch up on my news feeds, a pretty sweet new service from Dave Winer that lets you upload your OPML file and tell everyone who you’re subscribed to. It also let you enter your feed’s URL and find out who’s subscribed to you. Follow these topics: Uncategorized
To the Jeff who emailed me about our voicemail server today, I haven’t been able to E-mail you back, my mail server is bouncing them. I guess it doesn’t have the proper DNS entries for your domain at this moment. Anyways I don’t really have anything permanent to solve the issue of your voicemail server…
Hmm wasn’t it lovely of someone to call our house before 7AM today, and every 15 minutes thereafter, trying to send a fax through our voice line. Nothing like a good “fuck you” early on a Monday! Geek let me have a sneak peek at his subscriber-only article on the possible death of internet radio….