Spotify turns to the dark side of privacy
As if knowing your location at any given time wasn’t enough, Spotify has taken it a step further by wanting to know if you’re walking,
Public protests in Thailand now require permission
Civil rights groups are screaming about a new law in Thailand that prevents public assembly or protests without permission from the police given 24 hours
Is leaked information good for business?
When you consider what leaking information in the automotive world means the answer is normally a resounding “yes”. When a picture of a new model
Do you cherry-pick your customers or do you want them all?
Sales people often judge a customer the minute the customer walks in the door. We all know the cherry-picker who walks in the other direction
Privacy on Windows 10 called into question
Privacy has been a touchy subject for the last couple of years. Between Edward Snowden’s revelations, challenges with large tech companies like Google, and social
Opinion: Trump confuses sanity with weakness
A good portion of the crowd at the RedState Gathering were probably upset that Donald Trump’s invitation was revoked over comments made about Fox News
Walking is so yesterday. WalkCar does it for you.
Those who walk often to get to work, class, or anywhere might be in better shape than the rest of us, but that doesn’t mean
David Stockman warns of ‘disaster waiting to happen’ on Wall Street
Former OMB Director David Stockman is warning that the bottom is on the verge of dropping out for stocks in Wall Street. While the business
China pushes to maintain shrouded control of Taiwan
Most of the world views Taiwan as an independent state with close ties to China. Of course, that’s not how China sees it, which is
China is installing “Internet police” at major Internet companies
It’s no secret that China has little to no respect for free speech and privacy on the Internet, but the country’s most recent attempt to