Sean Combs, a.k.a. P. Diddy, rose to fame as a hip hop artist and producer but these days may be more recognizable as a pitchman for brands including Van Heusen, Estee Lauder, Diageo, Pepsi and Macy’s. And of course there’s also his own Ciroc, own of the best-known vodkas in the United States.
On the Apple-Samsung War:
“I don’t have a Samsung. But anybody that works for Apple [in this room right now], Samsung is on that ass right now. That’s because they teamed up with the cultural needle-movers.”
Nos últimos dias, as ruas brasileiras tem sido palco de várias manifestações populares contra uma série de questões: aumento das tarifas de ônibus, corrupção, manipulação da grande mídia, entre tantos outros assuntos.
A pedido dos ouvintes, Ivan Mizanzuk, Rafael Ancara, Marcos Beccari, Liber Paz, Zamiliano e o convidado Dr. Kain decidiram se reunir, neste AntiCast Urgente #5, para debatermos o tópico. O programa ficou longo porque debatemos várias questões: democracia, cyberativismo, como fazer esses movimentos resultarem em algo etc. Nem sempre concordamos com tudo e os debates é que são a melhor coisa do programa. Portanto, tente ouvir toda a conversa e exponha sua opinião. Um programa recheado de bullyings, polêmicas, medos, esperanças e algumas
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The Prism scandal, in which the UK and US governments have been found to be “legally compelling collection” of information from internet giants Google and Facebook, will change perceptions on privacy, warns Sir Martin Sorrell.
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Sony has selected both WPP’s Mediacom and Aegis’ Carat to support its global media business, including mobile and electronics.
Mediacom will handle the company’s mobile business globally, as well as its electronics business across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Carat will support electronics in other regions. Sony only reviewed electronics in select markets, not including the business that IPG’s UM supports in North America and India
The move to review both mobile and electronics came on the heels of an organizational shift within Sony Corp. In 2011, the company announced plans to acquire Ericsson’s shares of mobile group Sony Ericsson. A year later, the Sony Ericsson group became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Corp.
Techno-privacy wonks are laying yet another rail for Do Not Track. Mozilla, maker of the Firefox browser, has paired with the Stanford Center for Internet and Society to create a Cookie Clearinghouse. The project, still in a nascent stage, essentially will be two lists of domains — one that users’ browsers will permit to set cookies and one that will be blocked from doing so.
But the initiative could have a greater impact on digital data privacy than the simple concept suggests.
The effort comes at a time when everyday people are gaining a heightened awareness of rampant data collection by corporations — for logistics and marketing purposes — that in turn fuels National Security Administration surveillance. It also comes at a time of introspection among those involved in the development of a Do Not Track standard at the Worldwide Web Consortium, whose work is now more than a year and a half overdue. Some who have been working on that project, including Stanford privacy activist Jonathan Mayer, believe it may need to draw to a close with no resolution.
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