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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Thanks to decades-old law, your email is far from private | Reduction

Thanks to decades-old law, your email is far from private

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Northern Constabulary Pipe Band - Inverness City Centre Scotland - pipe corps tuning up by conner395
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The U.S. Senate plans to revist decades-old laws governing the privacy of your emails; as it currently stands, government authorities can download and examine all your e-mail, store it, search it, and never inform youwith virtually no oversight or fear of violating any laws. AP Your e-mail is nearly as public as the words you are now reading. As it currently stands, government authorities can download and examine all your e-mail, store it, search it, and never inform you—with virtually no oversight or fear of violating any laws. Medical information, personal love missives, exchanges with your child’s teachers and doctors are all open to such searches. However, this situation may be about to finally change, depending on how discussions about the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) go later this week.

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Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Mozilla: The problem is mobile, not money | Reduction

Mozilla: The problem is mobile, not money

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dept of e- by brian glanz
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Mozilla's revenue, driven chiefly by Google search-ad revenue stemming from Firefox-driven search traffic, has risen steadily over the years. / Stephen Shankland/CNET With more than 400 million Firefox users, Mozilla doesn't have a problem with relevance. And with today's disclosure that organization's revenue grew 33 percent to $163. 5 million in 2011, the nonprofit organization doesn't have a problem with money. But it does have a problem with mobile. So concludes Mitchell Baker, leader of the organization behind the open-source Web browser and other projects designed to keep the Internet free from proprietary constraints. Firefox, which just celebrated its eighth birthday, is the main lever that Mozilla uses to try to keep the Internet open. But Firefox is largely absent from the explosive growth in the mobile world of smartphones and tablets.

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Mitchell Baker

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-0.0944446"The current state of the mobile ecosystem concerns us the most," said Mitchell Baker, ...
-0.126319"The stage we're in with mobile devices -- with different hardware, software, and user experience -- is much more closed. It's lacking many of the freedoms of the Web," Baker said. ...
-0.0768164"The stage we're in with mobile devices -- with different hardware, software, and user experience -- is much more closed. It's lacking many of the freedoms of the Web," Baker said. "In the mobile space, we have less impact, and more computing time is moving in that direction."
0"Most of that is from Google," Baker said. ...
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Company: Google

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