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Archives for May 2014
The FTC suggests new legislation requiring data brokers tell consumers how their info is collected and allow opt-outs.
Bill payments now, in-store payments later?
The challenge is to break through the overcrowded personal junk filters set by millennials with relevant, targeted, valuable and non-promotional interactions.
ESPN might sell you soccer on the Web without making you pay for ESPN.
Reaching 1 billion views is so 2012.
Some thoughts from a Business Insider interview.
Like many Apple ads, these two are interested in promoting the notion that Work Can Be Done On An iPad.
In the wake of Friday’s shooting, YouTube issued a statement expressing condolences to the victims’ families.
94 percent of people who watch illegal downloads would be perfectly happy to pay if you noodged them.
The action targeted specific pages on the site.
Call it big-data house-flipping.
Because famous people are just like us: They like pictures and videos, too.
In this week’s Ask Walt column, Walt Mossberg answers readers’ questions on iTunes Match, the Microsoft Surface and the latest Motorola smartphone.
This post will make you hungry. There are apps for that.