08 janeiro 2012
Privacidades e liberdades
Why 2012 is starting to look like 1984: Between SOPA, NDAA, telecommunications surveillance, and people's willingness to share endlessly via social networking, will 2012 mark the year consumers irreversibly surrender their privacy and freedoms?
Estratégias de media online: aumentar preços...
Cracking the Paywall: But here is the interesting point: The strongest players don’t just bow to the inevitable, they accelerate their transition to digital. This week, I was struck by the fact two such leaders made the same move: The New York Times and the Financial Times both announced a whopping 25% newsstand price hike
O que é que "eles" não entendem?
Don't let war on piracy break the internet: Legislation on internet piracy presented to Congress last year is the typical kneejerk response of the 'content' industry to change [...]
A major hosting service (Blogger.com, for example) will contain many thousands of individual blog sites, a few of which may be fostering or practising piracy. But a DNS block would make the entire Blogger.com universe vanish.
A major hosting service (Blogger.com, for example) will contain many thousands of individual blog sites, a few of which may be fostering or practising piracy. But a DNS block would make the entire Blogger.com universe vanish.
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