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- California court bars unmasking of Web critic
- California court bars unmasking of Web criticWell, as long as no financial or personal harm can come froman anonymous posters claims and words (that an anonymous post isn't given any weight by those who read or hear of it because of the anonymous nature of the information given), I can...
- Tags: Web 2.0, Channel management, SECURITY, Libel, Web
- Discussion threads 2008-02-07
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- The uncertainties of social media for traditional brands
- Guest post: Drew Bartkiewicz is a vice president of Technology and New Media Markets for The Hartford, and author of the upcoming book, Unseen Liability. In today's 24/7 business world, companies and their customers are consuming, sharing and storing data at an unprecedented rate. This data has...
- Tags: Web, Brand, Network, Social Media, Tiffany, Web 2.0, Intellectual Property, Internet, Research & Development, Business Operations, Larry Dignan
- Blog posts 2008-11-25
- Is Microsoft's fatal flaw the computer?
- Is Microsoft's fatal flaw the computer?Not realy, their flaw isThey honestly believe they know vastly more than everyone else, refuse to listen, and miss major oportunities.Not a fatal flaw, but MS recognizes the need to change.MS became dominant, the big dog with selling it's and only it's OS on PCs...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Microsoft Windows, Operating systems, Microsoft Corp., fatal flaw, flaw, computer, operating system
- Discussion threads 2008-10-09
- More on wikipedia abuse
- More on wikipedia abuseThanks!That's an interesting report - if the research stands up, the method used could form the basis for a more general approach. Thanks for pointing it out.RE: More on wikipedia abuseReaders might be interested in seeing a study on vandalism of US senator's WP articles here :...
- Tags: Wiki, Wikipedia
- Discussion threads 2008-10-04
- Outside school doesn't equal online carte blanche
- Outside school doesn't equal online carte blancheTime to teach the little buggers, and the idiot parents, a lesson.If I were the principal, I'd file a defamation of character & libel suit against the kids involved, AND their parents...two of whom are obviously low-grade morons at best. Then see what they...
- Tags: principal
- Discussion threads 2008-09-22
- Va. decision knocking down antispam law strikes blow for First Amendment
- Va. decision knocking down antispam law strikes blow for First AmendmentYour point still fails...Freedom of expression doesn't extend to having a legislated, forced audience!By the logic you illustrate here, it would be "illegal" or "unconstitutional" to1) not answer the phone or door, if proven that you were home;2) turn away...
- Tags: Spam, e-mail, antispam law, First Amendment, anti-spam
- Discussion threads 2008-09-14
- Anti-malware blocker, cross-site scripting protections coming in IE 8
- Anti-malware blocker, cross-site scripting protections coming in IE 8Once again......late to the game. The "alternate" browsers have had these for a while. Competition breeds improvement, apparently. ;)It will still suckBeing a MS product, it will still suck.RE: Anti-malware blocker, cross-site scripting protections coming in IE 8Why would...
- Tags: Web browsers, cross-site scripting protection, Anti-malware blocker, Anti-Malware, IE 8, blocker, XSS, Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Discussion threads 2008-07-02
- 45ò0of US employers monitor employee computer usage and keystrokes
- 45ò0of US employers monitor employee computer usage and keystrokesAnyone care to bet........that employees that are not monitored, are taken well care of, and have plenty of work to do are more productive than employees that are monitored, are not taken well care of, and have plenty of work to do?RE:...
- Tags: Litigation, keystroke, employers monitor employee computer usage, employers monitor employee computer, employee computer usage
- Discussion threads 2008-03-27
- JuicyCampus, free speech, and personal responsibility
- JuicyCampus, free speech, and personal responsibilityOn ending anonymity.When people write about ending anonymity, I always wonder how something like that could be accomplished. For example, how does any social site, forum, what-have-you actually _verify_ the information I give to them? Sure, they can log an IP address, but...
- Tags: INTERNET, Workforce management, JuicyCampus, personal responsibility
- Discussion threads 2008-03-20
- JuicyCampus, free speech, and personal responsibility
- Well the latest fad is upon us, and after a bit of a hiatus, I just had to write ... It is called JuicyCampus (see http://juicycampus.com/, if you must) and it certainly brings out the worst in us. Let's face it, people love to...
- Tags: Web, Action, JuicyCampus, Predator, Channel Management, Blogging, Marketing, Internet, Marc Wagner
- Blog posts 2008-03-20
- French court says site cannot grade teachers
- French court says site cannot grade teachersActually, one could conclude thatit is up to students to hail or rail against the pros and cons of their teachers real issues not rants or raves, not necessarily on the grounds of their teachers educational credentials, but on the manner of their teaching,...
- Tags: Performance management, French Court
- Discussion threads 2008-03-03
- Free speech, sophomoric pranks, or criminal offense?
- Free speech, sophomoric pranks, or criminal offense?False statements can be VERY harmful...especially if expressed by a popular student or someone perceived as "honest." I put honest in quotes because I've met many people who are very assertive not aggressive in their statements, yet have rarely told the truth or the...
- Tags: INTERNET, Free Speech
- Discussion threads 2008-02-26
- Techcentric anti-Scientology "raids" were nothing but religious bigotry
- Techcentric anti-Scientology "raids" were nothing but religious bigotrybigotrySeveral protesters wore demonic masks and held signs with phrases such as "Hubbard is the Devil" and "Honk if you hate Scientology." It had a striking resemblance to the disinformation beginnings of the German persecution of Jews or the kkk persecution of...
- Tags: Scientologists, religion, anti-Scientology, Scientology
- Discussion threads 2008-02-12
- Should students be allowed to tape and post videos of their teachers?
- Should students be allowed to tape and post videos of their teachers?video would still worka device that disrupts cell phone service would not prevent the camera from working. I have two kids in public high school, and the school they go to does have a no cell phone policy...
- Tags: Corporate communications, Personal Accountability, way technology, phone, cell phone, video
- Discussion threads 2007-11-13
- Open source glass half-empty or half-full?
- Open source glass half-empty or half-full?Reasonable post.Especially niche, not bubble.The more precise question is, can the number of profitable open source companies - those which draw the majority of their revenues from sales of open source software - increase in the next 5 years. Or will the open source...
- Tags: open source, Microsoft Corp., software
- Discussion threads 2007-10-29
- Bricked iPhone users sought for class-action suit against Apple: what do you think?
- Bricked iPhone users sought for class-action suit against Apple: what do you think?It's not the warranty they should contest...They need to find out if Apple intentionaly iBricked their phones. If they did, that's malicious property damage.Apple is Facist, Apple is Communist, Apple is BAD !It is one thing to...
- Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Manufacturing, Operating systems, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone
- Discussion threads 2007-10-01
- Chinwag Live: The Dark Side Of Social Media
- Identity theft, libel, stalking, scams and even violence were on the agenda at this event held19th June 2007, but so too was an exploration of online identity management and the changing nature of privacy fostered by social networks like Myspace and Facebook. The impact of social media on brands was...
- Tags: Social Media, Identity Theft, Security
- White papers 2007-09-07
- ZDNet reader: Don't let OOXML vs. ODF shenanigans tarnish other standards setters
- I've been a watcher of the great many standards setting processes for a great many years and there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes that most people don't know about. In 2003, I even won an award for my coverage of standards from the American National Standards Institute:...
- Tags: JEDEC, Specification, ISO, Microsoft Corp., Computerworld, OpenDocument Format, Session, Standards, OOXML, OpenDocument Format (ODF), Quality, Iso standards, Process Improvement, Emerging Technologies, Business Operations, Dan Farber
- Blog posts 2007-09-06
- Does a disagreement on Mac fonts warrant libel and a death note?
- Last week, some blogger in San Francisco has written a hit piece on me complete with a hacked up photo of my face calling me a Microsoft shill despite the fact that I've recently praised Apple's iMac form factor, praised the iPhone, and even called Microsoft Office a zero-day liability. He...
- Tags: Apple Macintosh, Blog, Microsoft Windows Vista, Blogging, Font, George Ou
- Blog posts 2007-08-30
- Does a disagreement on Mac fonts warrant libel and a death note?
- Does a disagreement on Mac fonts warrant libel and a death note?What do you want, his email address?ntDo you need help finding it?You could try Google. I hear it helps people find things. For example, if I were to google the words, "George Ou" "Mac OS X" ...
- Tags: Blogging, Mr Ou, font, Apple Macintosh, blog
- Discussion threads 2007-08-30
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