I would have this framed.
Back in the early days of Apple, Inc., long before he began sporadically responding to emails from customers, the inimitable Steve Jobs could sometimes be found signing computer chips, attaching them to sheets of Apple stationery, and then replying to fans of his company. (via Letters of Note)
Says it all: Macbook Pro provides live streaming shot outside Apple store in Georgetown for #SteveJobs story (@edhenryTV)
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Does Your Favorite Social Network Have Your Back on Privacy?
[E]specially if you are a user of Apple, Comcast, MySpace, Skype and Verizon.
Those are the five companies most likely to throw you under the bus altogether, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
The digital liberties advocacy group has released a privacy report and petition to rally users around the issue of privacy.
Measuring how tech companies respond to government requests for data…
The EFF’s chart, above, awards full stars for companies who are doing a “stellar job,” and half stars for companies who are “moving in the right direction.”
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The need dollar dollar , dollar is what they need.They will get dollar if you share your story with them.
Does Your Favorite Social Network Have Your Back on Privacy?
[E]specially if you are a user of Apple, Comcast, MySpace, Skype and Verizon.
Those are the five companies most likely to throw you under the bus altogether, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
The digital liberties advocacy group has released a privacy report and petition to rally users around the issue of privacy.
Measuring how tech companies respond to government requests for data…
The EFF’s chart, above, awards full stars for companies who are doing a “stellar job,” and half stars for companies who are “moving in the right direction.”
