ENTRIES TAGGED "open web"
Deploying surveillance countermeasures on the web?
The open web depends on my ability to have a permanent address. However, my privacy depends on my ability to hide who I am. At least sometimes.
Margaret Lord: “Oh, dear. Is there no such thing as privacy any more?”
Tracy Lord: “Only in bed, mother, and not always there.”
The Philadelphia Story, 1940
Over the summer I wrote a post lamenting IPv4 address scarcity and how it contributed to a deformed and centralized web, one that is substantially less open than the one we started with….
RIM pursues consumers and "web harmony"
Jim Balsillie on Research In Motion's app and tablet strategy, and why a mobile OS isn't a selling point.
Times are changing for Research in Motion as mobile competitors make headway in the enterprise and RIM expands with consumer and tablet offerings. Jim Balsillie, co-CEO of RIM and a speaker at Web 2.0 Summit, discusses RIM's strategies for the shifting mobile world in this Q&A.
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