The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
The Yahooing of Alphabet Google I read “Google Isn’t Safe from Yahoo’s Fate.” I learned in this article: Google is on the wrong side of major trends in the digital advertising industry: Google captures direct response dollars as digital ad spend shifts up the funnel, its focus is still on browsers and websites as engagement …
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From My Palantir Archive: Security With Socom embracing Palantir for maybe three years, my question is, “Does Palantir have safeguards in place which will make a third Buzzfeed type article a low probability or 0.000001 event? Yikes, two articles based on what may be leaked internal information. What happens if sensitive military information goes walkabout? …
Source Tip of the Hat to Eagle.
I think humanity is in dangerous territory in respect of the ever-increasing concentration of money, therein power, in consequence of companies, such as Facebook, “shamelessly” [to quote the BBC] avoiding tax via offshore holding companies. Individuals tend to dislike paying taxes, because it’s often hard for them to see where their contribution goes. However, wherever …
What would it take to bring the social net under OUR control… here’s a project Mosaic.Social This is a first draft of a proposal to design and build a user friendly, egalitarian, and decentralized social platform that enables and inspires a mass of cooperative participants to come together as a powerful movement. . . . …
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Why the Largest Social Network in 2015 Won’t be Facebook, and Will Be From Asia Asian social messaging services get what users today are looking for out of social sharing: simplicity and fun.
How Facebook is eating the $140 billion hardware market It started out as a controversial idea inside Facebook. In four short years, it has turned the $141 billion data-center computer-hardware industry on its head. Facebook’s extraordinary Open Compute Project is doing for hardware what Linux, Android, and many other popular products did for software: making …
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