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Pirate Party enters EU parliament

An update to my previous post about the Swedish Pirate Party growing after the Pirate Bay verdict.

The Tweets of WWDC

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Matt's Tech Law #5 - Filter Your Own Spam Without Punishing Others

 

Spam. It's the e-mail you don't want, but is sent to you anyway. In fact, Spam has been around since before the Internet and e-mail became mainstream. They even celebrated the 30th birthday of the first known Spam message last year.

I've been able to watch the evolution of Spam fighting techniques over the years, and while I understand the need for inbox protection from nefarious spammers, I'm fed up with the laziness of e-mail users. 

Digital Media Bytes: Last100 Edition

A periodic roundup of relevant news… from our friends at Last100:


Fly Clear & Managing Your Digital Identity

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Over the years I’ve been a pretty regular, if not “frequent”, traveler - business, pleasure, and blog. (I always fly coach but usually “upgrade” to exit row seating for a fee - which I expect to be fully refunded in the event I’m called upon to evacuate the plane.) When I learned of the Clear card program, enabling one to zip through airport security as pre-screened flier, I started weighing the options.

Hulu Premium - Free Online TV May Not Last

We’re getting back to that old saying, “there’s no such thing as a free lunch” with news of Hulu’s possible plans to charge for at least some content.  So one of the biggest advantages (and reasons for putting up with poorer video quality than broadcast/cable) just might be going away. According to an article in dailyfinance.com, News Corp’s chief digital officer:

envisions a future where at least some of the TV shows and movies on Hulu, the premium video site co-owned by News Corp., NBC Universal and Disney, are available only to subscribers.

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