Changing our privacy policies, not our privacy controls
"We still won’t sell your personal information TO ADVERTISERS" is an interestingly specific claim. Would you be willing to provide more information about the organizations with which Google DOES share our information? Specifically, who are the "affiliated companies" and "other trusted businesses" your refer to in the information sharing section of your privacy policy? Have any of them provided com
A joint policy proposal for an open Internet
"Differentiated online services" sounds very worrisome to me. Basically it's saying, okay, there will be the public Internet, but broadband providers can produce all sorts of little private "online services" which only run on their private networks, don't use open Internet standards, use bandwidth which they wholly control, etc. What's to stop broadband providers from basically colluding to create
Newspaper economics: online and offline
It seems like the definition of news is left somewhat ambiguous and might effect the way we talk about the solution. But any way you look at it, you're right about "experiment, experiment, experiment". The Stranger, the largest alt-weekly, based in Seattle has done that with great success. It's a great model for how a paper can make the transition and stay profitable along the way. They have their
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