The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Fake News May Be a Forever Feature According to the story: For $13, a Buzzfeed reporter was able to buy the longstanding Facebook profile of a fake 23 year old British woman living in London with 921 friends and a deep, plausible dossier of activities, likes and messages. The reporter’s contact said they could supply …
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Why Is Amazon Chasing DoD Work? Next week I will describe some of our findings from what has been our Amazon “policeware” research. On June 5, 2018, I will post a video snippet from my presentation and issue a short article in this blog. Other Arnold Posts on Amazon Below the Fold
One View of the Amazon Game Plan I noted this passage: No company owes it to others to allow people to build direct competitors to their own product. I think companies using Amazon’s plumbing will want to do a bit of strategizing using “What if” questions to spark discussion.
Search Is a Problem: Still a Clumsy Song and Dance Routine From the point of view of flailing content management experts, “enterprise search” means finding information in a usually flawed, Rube Goldberg construct called a CMS or content management system. Against this wallpaper with my scrawled biases, I read “Diagnosing Enterprise Search Failures.” The pivot point …
Cambridge Analytica Bankrupt: What Company Is Next on the Firing Line? Cambridge Analytica has declared bankruptcy. What outfit is next to be pushed to center stage? Facebook? Perhaps. The founder of Facebook has an opportunity to answer questions before England’s law makers soon. Very soon. And Google?
