10 February 2007
The Estrin Report: Can you search the Internet anonymously?
"Basically, Tor is a way to surf the Internet anonymously.Internet surveillance by sending your data packets through different routers around the world. As each packet moves from one router to the next, it is encoded with encrypted routing information, an
08 February 2007
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06 February 2007
Flickr Merges With Yahoo! ID at Binary Bonsai
Today was the day Flickr decided to have all the old members merge their accounts with the Yahoo! ID system.
The Hucksters meet The Tricksters :: AdLand the commercial archive :: by the adgrunts for the adgrunts advertising blog x ad-rag.com
corporate slogans are remixed and randomized to generate invented slogans. These slogans are then paired with related images from Flickr, thereby generating fake advertisements on the fly. By remixing corporate slogans,
bojo » More on Flickr’s complaining contingent
(I would also like to point out that I have been a vocal critic of Yahoo’s policies in, say, China.)
05 February 2007
FBI turns to broad new wiretap method | Tech News on ZDNet
Instead of recording only what a particular suspect is doing, agents conducting investigations appear to be assembling the activities of thousands
Better Get Used to Yahoo ID
Heather Green:I met with Bradley Horowitz of Yahoo last week, and the message that came through loud and clear was how important Yahoo ID is to Yahoo-- especially as the company pushes to create more what it calls "off brand services."
Flickr, Respect Your Users at Binary Bonsai
First of all, let me just say: “Wow, that turned ugly pretty fast, didn’t it?!”
Flickr & Digg | Community Rules « Marketing Nirvana — by Mario Sundar
First it started with Flickr and now Digg — have begun to test the strength & resolve of their fanatical communities.
howardowens.com: media blog » Blog Archive » Yahoo! forcing Flickr users to change identity
It looks like Yahoo! is in hot water with users. Again. This time, they’re forcing Flickr users to switch to Yahoo! IDs
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