Posts Tagged ‘data’
What data does your car gather about you? Where does it go? Who has access to it?
Quite the story today from Washington Post technology columnist Geoffrey Fowler [@geoffreyfowler], and quite the viral quote: “Cars now run on the new oil: your data.”
Most cars sold in America in 2020 will ship to ...
We can access the wealth of the world's information from the palm of our hands ... or just stream Netflix.
But if you do it away from a WiFi connection, it'll cost you.
Since mobile service carriers are companies that want to make money, they m... ...
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Here's to "Netflix and Stroll" becoming the new "Netflix & Chill."
It seems there's enough of a niche audience that watches Netflix while they're walking about that the streaming service is collecting data to test giving customers on the move bet... ...
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The rumors were true: iTunes is dead. (Or at least it will be later this year.) And while some peop... ...
In the tech industry, big data is the new coding.
The amount of data circulating today is growing at an exponential rate, resulting in what some would call an information deluge. Even industries outside tech like retail, medicine, banking, and transp... ...
Warren Buffet is famous for identifying the need for businesses to have "moats" and "walls" around their profit-centers to keep competitors out, and data-centric companies often cite their massive collections of user-data as "moats" that benefit from "network effects" to make their businesses good investments.
In a smart, eye-opening essay, Martin Casado and Peter Lauten from ...
Facebook may be facing more than just a $3 to $5 billion fine from the Federal Trade Commission.
According to a report in Politico, the FTC may require Facebook to create a privacy oversight committee as well as appoint a “federally approved pr... ...