from the not-so-distant-past dept Five Years Ago This week in 2014, while Roca Labs was going off the rails in a case that kept getting more and more bizarre, we saw a mixed bag of court decisions: Warner Bros. was ordered to reveal its automated DMCA takedown notice process, a judge adjusted the MP3Tunes ruling […]
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September signals the real end of summer and beginning of autumn. The changing of the seasons here in Texas brings some relief from the heat. It also traditionally brings some tumultuous weather events such as hurricanes, and this September was no exception. On the IT security front, there was plenty of turbulence as well. Malware
September’s social media roundup includes platform news from Snapchat, Instagram and YouTube, as well as campaigns from Oxfam, the COPI and Google. Without further ado, let’s get into it. (Remember to check out our bundle of Social Media Best Practice Guides, and Econsultancy subscribers can also watch our latest social media webinar on demand) The Rundown
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The iPhone 6S is more than four years old now but it’s still one of the iPhones that can be found at many marketplaces. In India, during Amazon’s The Great Indian Festival the iPhone 6S was being sold for $238 (USD) and it still sells decently well in other developing markets as well. Under the
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The mission of Practical Ecommerce is to publish articles, seminars, and podcasts to help ecommerce merchants. What follows are the 10 most popular articles (based on page views) that we published in September 2019. Articles published earlier in the month are more likely to make the list than later ones. 6 Types of Content That
Stamos on CLOUD Act — cogent and informative set of tweets (words I never thought I would say) from Alex Stamos, with context for the latest piece of Internet regulation to get alarmist and wrong media coverage. Migrating from Cloudflare — This is pretty cool, and it’s why I’ve used Cloudflare for a few years.
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According to discussions online and what people have communicated to me, I’m seeing mostly contented publishers and scattered reports of recovery. There is also what seems like a link related component to Google’s Broad Core Update that put the screws on a popular link scheme. Overall, most of the discussions online were a mix of
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Every week, MobileSyrup goes over some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms. Typically, this column will focus on content from Amazon Prime Video Canada, Crave and Netflix Canada, although other streaming services may be mentioned when relevant. Shows or movies that are made in Canada, involve notable
from the how-it-went dept Five Years Ago This week in 2014, Benjamin Wittes was attacking NSA critics with a big swing-and-a-miss, while Senator Saxby Chambliss was nonsensically invoking ISIS to defend the agency, and John Brennan was getting caught in a tangled web over the CIA spying on Senate staffers. Meanwhile, Apple and Google were
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