Category Archives: Digital Privacy

Apple, Sony Playstation Network and Privacy

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Kevin Collins

Apple has got us tracked and Sony PlayStation got us hacked. Privacy concerns are once again up in the air. Continue reading →

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Twitterati Upset Over New Mobile Ad Tool

Posted on March 8, 2011 by Kevin Collins

Twitter’s devout user-base is caught off guard by the new intrusion of mobile ads and surprised over the company’s new push into mobile advertising. Continue reading →

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Self Destructive Do Not Track Behavior

Posted on January 25, 2011 by Media Roni Staff

Seems like do not track policies are being put into place by voluntarily by all the major browser developers with a push from the FTC. Strangely enough some of these browser developers also own some of the largest ad exchanges and ad networks around, like Google and Microsoft Continue reading →

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A Look at Internet Privacy Graphically

Posted on August 20, 2010 by Media Roni Staff

Infographic byWordStream Internet Marketing

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Big Brother is Watching You

Posted on August 2, 2010 by Shanon Walker

The infamous phrase out of George’s Orwell’s 1984 sci-fi novel not only set the stage of what was to transform our future, but appeared to be a phenomenon that could only happen far into the future — a time when cars would fly and we all had personal maid robots named Rosie. Continue reading →

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