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- 11/30/2007

- 11/29/2007

Parry Aftab 11/29/2007 25 comments
It can cause emotional devastation, suicide, and murder – and it may be criminal

- 11/29/2007

- 11/28/2007

Editor's Blog 11/28/2007 4 comments
Keeping in stride with Yahoo, Google surrenders a blogger's IP address to an Israeli court

- 11/28/2007

- 11/27/2007

Ira Winkler 11/27/2007 3 comments
The British government's acceptance of responsibility for a significant data leak is extremely refreshing. The US can learn a thing or two from the Brits

- 11/26/2007

Rohit Bhargava 11/26/2007 8 comments
In the future, online ads will incorporate identity and interests in a way that current targeted ads cannot

- 11/21/2007

- 11/20/2007

- 11/19/2007

Ira Winkler 11/19/2007 18 comments
The controversy over Yahoo providing information on a dissident to the Chinese government is exposing a lot of hypocrites

- 11/19/2007

Editor's Blog 11/19/2007 5 comments
Apple collects data on iPhone users through two of the phone's applications

- 11/16/2007

- 11/15/2007

- 11/14/2007

Chris Minnick 11/14/2007 6 comments
Negotiating the tradeoff between validating user-generated content and maintaining a modicum of personal privacy

- 11/14/2007

- 11/13/2007

- 11/12/2007

Editor's Blog 11/12/2007 2 comments
In response to the two (count 'em, 2) complaints that our registration process is too time consuming

- 11/12/2007

Mathew Ingram 11/12/2007 8 comments
On the Internet, no one knows you’re not an 18th century social satirist

- 11/11/2007

- 11/10/2007

- 11/9/2007

Michael Harris 11/9/2007 2 comments
Comcast positions itself to tap into a secret revenue source. Hint: It pertains to everyone's patriotic duties

Editor's Blog 11/9/2007 3 comments
Asking Facebook users for their permission to 'get noticed' in a social ad is one thing. Having the user 'get paid' for appearing in the ad is another thing

- 11/6/2007

- 11/5/2007

Editor's Blog 11/5/2007 4 comments
Ads targeted at Gmail messages are as ineffective as they are hilarious

- 11/2/2007

Leo Nederlof 11/2/2007 2 comments
By pairing the right Internet tools with our own judgment we can easily mitigate unprecedented threats

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David Vellante 11/24/2009 1 comment

My aunt turned 100 years old this past weekend -- an unbelievable milestone. As part of the celebration, my family did some research and re-printed this list of stats from Quipster, which describes what America was like in 1909, the year my aunt was born. I’ve tried to verify the figures through numerous sources and have made some changes.

most recent post: javeriayounes... Congratulation to your aunt for making it to 100.As much as our ancestors 100 years ago would find it...

Alan Reiter 11/23/2009 20 comments

Ever since humans started working for each other, bosses have tried numerous ways to motivate workers. Philip Rosedale, founder and chairman of Linden Lab's virtual reality Website Second Life, is developing a new venture, LoveMachine, to help measure and reward employee performance.

most recent post: Alan Reiter... Hi hounhosp, How can ensure there isn't unfair behavior in any activity relating to work? It's...

Mary E. Shacklett 11/23/2009 5 comments

For over a decade, companies have gathered statistical Website information -- number of unique visitors, number of page views, consumer conversion rate (if you are an e-tailer), and bounce rate, to name just a few examples. These statistics are useful and convenient to include in monthly IT or marketing reports -- but forward-thinking companies now seek even more insightful information on their Websites’ performances.

most recent post: smkinoshita... As one of my roles IS the market research guy with an I.T. background, I know you aren't kidding when...

Jart Armin 11/23/2009 29 comments

Unwanted pop-up windows on behalf of third-party companies. Banners and hyperlinks begging to be clicked for confirmation. Interstitial pages that only disappear after ticking a box, or email addresses used as confirmation of enrollment in some travel club apparently required when buying an online airline ticket.

most recent post: Jart Armin... Hi Hounhosp, Just so we all know there are US government laws that now cover this area i.e. The...

Dan Cypra 11/20/2009 6 comments

A picture is worth a thousand words, or so the old saying goes. So understanding how to use images in e-newsletters effectively is quite important. Here are a few tips to ensure that your images in email newsletters work to your advantage.

most recent post: Susan Fourtané ... Michael, Honestly, after reading your comment I have these thoughts: Don't take a plane...

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