• CNN Surfaces an Outstanding Quote from the Zuck

    Updated: 2022-12-30 19:54:15
    Tucked in “The Year That Brought Silicon Valley Back Down to Earth” was an outstanding quotation from the chief Meta professional, Mark (the Zucker) Zuckerberg. Here’s the quote: “Unfortunately, this did not play out the way I expected.” The CNN article revisits what are by now old tropes and saws. When I spotted the title, […]

  • Apple Think: Characteristics of Working in a Ring with Echoes

    Updated: 2022-12-30 10:15:00
    Have you been reminded to think in 360 degrees. The idea, as I recall, is to look at a problem, opportunity, or action from different angles. Instead of screwing up because a decider verifies a preconceived idea, the 360 method is supposed to avoid overlooking the obvious. What about those Apple AirTags? Was 360 degree […]

  • Apple Signals and Messages Telegram Its Intentions

    Updated: 2022-12-30 10:10:00
    Apple is losing its touch. Once the outfit was a religion with chips. Now it is a subscription machine with no right to repair. Telegram is an encrypted message service that has avoided paying Apple fees, but according to TechRadar that has come to an end: “Telegram Forced To Crack Down On Paid Posts Because […]

  • Identity Theft Made Easy: Why?

    Updated: 2022-12-30 10:05:00
    Some automobiles are lemons aka money holes, because they have defects that keep breaking. Many services are like that as well, including rental car insurance, extended warranties on electronics, and identity theft protection. Life Hacker explains why identity theft protection services are a scam in the story: “Identity Theft Protection Is Mostly Bullshit.” Most Americans […]

  • Need a Human for Special Work? Just Buy One Maybe?

    Updated: 2022-12-29 14:39:02
    Is it possible to purchase a person? Judging from the rumors I have heard in rural Romania, outside the airport in Khartoum, and in a tavern in Tirana — I would suggest that the answer is “possibly.” The Times of London is not into possibilities if the information in “Maids Trafficked and Sold to Wealthy […]

  • Are Facebook and Google Monopolies: Nope, Shrinking Share of Online Ads. Proof!

    Updated: 2022-12-29 10:15:00
    I read an interesting article, but I have my doubts about the numbers. The story is from one of the “last person standing” in the Silicon Valley real news datasphere. In the last month or so, the tone of write ups about two of America’s most lovable and well managed companies has turned south, well, […]

  • Loving Tablets and Chromebooks: Sure, Like Going to the Dentist

    Updated: 2022-12-29 10:10:00
    Might smartphones make some devices irrelevant? We learn from The Register that “Tablet, Chromebook Shipments Come Crashing Down.” The article examines IDC’s report of third-quarter shipments. It states a mere 38.6 million tablets were shipped between July 01 and September 30, a decline of almost 9% since the previous year. Only Huawei grew its sales […]

  • How Regulation Works: Irritate Taylor Swift and Find Out

    Updated: 2022-12-29 10:05:00
    Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation have been scamming consumers for decades. There was a lawsuit in the 2010s about inflated service fees that Ticketmaster lost. Plaintiffs were awarded gift certificates with minuscule amounts that could not be combined and had expiration dates. The bigger question, Engadget asks, is why did it take a […]

  • Cyber Security: Is It Time for a Brazen Bull?

    Updated: 2022-12-28 16:04:50
    The cyber security industry has weathered Covid, mergers, acquisitions, system failures, and — excuse the lousy pun — solar winds. The flow of exploits with increasingly poetic names continues; for example, Azov, Zerobot, Killnet, etc. However, the cyber defense systems suffer from what one might call a slight misalignment. Bad actors find ways to compromise […]

  • Surprise: TikTok Reveals Its Employees Can View European User Data

    Updated: 2022-12-28 10:15:00
    What a surprise. The Tech Times reports, “TikTok Says Chinese Employees Can Access Data from European Users.” This includes workers not just within China, but also in Brazil, Canada, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States. According to The Guardian, TikTok revealed the detail in an update to its privacy policy. […]

  • The wisdom of the few Proceedings of the 32nd international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and dev

    Updated: 2022-12-14 02:32:25
    Advanced Search Browse About Sign in Register Advanced Search Journals Magazines Proceedings Books SIGs Conferences People More Search ACM Digital Library Search Search Advanced Search 10.1145 1571941.1572033 acmconferences Article Chapter View Abstract Publication Pages ir Conference Proceedings conference-collections ir Conference Proceedings Upcoming Events Authors Affiliations Award Winners More Home Conferences IR Proceedings SIGIR 09 The wisdom of the few : a collaborative filtering approach based on expert opinions from the web research-article Share on The wisdom of the few : a collaborative filtering approach based on expert opinions from the web Authors : Xavier Amatriain Telefonica Research , Barcelona , Spain Telefonica Research , Barcelona , Spain View Profile Neal Lathia

  • Combating web spam with trustrank Proceedings of the Thirtieth international conference on Very larg

    Updated: 2022-12-14 02:31:58
    Advanced Search Browse About Sign in Register Advanced Search Journals Magazines Proceedings Books SIGs Conferences People More Search ACM Digital Library Search Search Advanced Search 10.5555 1316689.1316740 dlproceedings Article Chapter View Abstract Publication Pages vldb Conference Proceedings conference-collections vldb Conference Proceedings Upcoming Events Authors Affiliations Award Winners More Home Conferences VLDB Proceedings VLDB 04 Combating web spam with trustrank Article Share on Combating web spam with trustrank Authors : Zoltà n Gyà ngyi Stanford University , Computer Science Department , Stanford , CA Stanford University , Computer Science Department , Stanford , CA View Profile Hector Garcia-Molina Stanford University , Computer Science Department , Stanford , CA Stanford

  • Publications Kate Starbird

    Updated: 2022-12-14 02:31:35
    Kate Starbird Assistant Professor University of Washington , HCDE Site Navigation Skip Home Publications Talks Teaching Advising Research Funding Sidebar Skip Publications : Disinformation and Influence Operations Andrew Beers , Tom Wilson , and Kate Starbird . 2022 The Demographics of an International Influence Operation Affecting Facebook Users in the United States .   Journal of Online Trust Safety 1 no . 4, DOI : 10.54501 jots.v1i4.55 Himanshu Zade , Morgan Wack , Martin Zhang , Kate Starbird , Ryan Calo , Jason Young , Jevin D . West . 2022 Auditing Google†s Search Headlines as a Potential Gateway to Misleading Content : Evidence from the 2020 US Election .   Journal of Online Trust Safety 1 no . 4, DOI : 10.54501 jots.v1i4.72 Ian Kennedy , Morgan Wack , Andrew Beers , Joey

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