Lisa, from Singlehop, was kind enough to drop me a line to a post they had written looking at all the of issues regarding net neutrality from an unbiased point of view. If you’re interested in learning what all this talk is about, you can check it out over on the Singlehop blog. It’s titled…
Cross posted from the Child Abuse Survivor site The tech world is alive with news that Google has helped locate and charge a predator based on scanning their email for child pornography images. Obviously, this is a case of a stupid criminal, if you’re going to share illegal images, using a cloud service provider that…
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TechDirt has a good example that should show you what is at stake with net neutrality rules. For about $12, Sprint will soon let subscribers buy a wireless plan that only connects to Facebook. For that same price, they could choose instead to connect only with Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest—or for $10 more, enjoy unlimited…
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I’ve been using a couple of AddThis plugins on this site recently, in an effort to make it easier for folks to share things that they find interesting on the site, or to encourage folks to share or like the Facebook page, etc. Tonight, however, I’m deactivating AddThis on the site. The reason? This article…