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by mudil 9y ago
Facebook and Google control close to 85% of the digital ad market. The rest 15% goes to the content creators and to the journalism. If Google and FB would not be able to invade everyone's privacy, that would create a level playing fiel
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The world’s hottest shopping city is becoming a ghost town(nypost.com)
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Facebook: If you want privacy, expect to pay for it(nypost.com)
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by mudil 9y ago
She clearly says in the interview what my title says. But that's OK: HN/YC being a supporter of startups seems to be too much in love with FB and Google, the behemoths that keep the above mentioned startups from rising up and allo
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by mudil 9y ago
Let me just tell you, that unlike you, FB and Goog do not make assumptions, especially a lot of assumptions.
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by mudil 9y ago
Napkin calculation? Really?
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by mudil 9y ago
In other FB related news, Sheryl Sandberg said that if you want privacy, you'll have to pay to use FB. https://www.today.com/video/more-facebook-data-breaches-poss...
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Sheryl Sandberg: Want Privacy? Must Pay to Use FB(today.com)
9 points by mudil 9y ago|21 comments
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by mudil 9y ago
Maybe before downvoting people need to realize that Google, instead of fostering a better internet, by working on promoting honest and hard working publishers and creators, decided that it will concentrate on goals of increasing its own pro
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by mudil 9y ago
Why downvoting? We have an honest website since 2004! That's more than 14 years. We do interviews, reviews, conferences reports. Medical technologies: no politics, no controvertial content. All our staff is US and European-based MDs an
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by mudil 9y ago
No justification for her actions, but Google does act as a serf master over the entire internet. It can single handedly decide who succeeds, who fails, and there is no recourse. There is no recourse, no appeal. Some 20 year old dude in Menl
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Stunned Investors Reap 95% Gains on Defaulted Puerto Rico Bonds(bloomberg.com)
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Veritas Capital to Acquire a GE Healthcare software unit(cnbc.com)
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I learned nothing at one of NYC’s elite high schools(nypost.com)
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Walmart in Early-Stage Acquisition Talks with Humana(wsj.com)
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Think Facebook knows a lot about you? Google is WORSE(dailymail.co.uk)
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by mudil 9y ago
Is Gaza still controlled by Hamas?
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Tesla is just months from a total collapse, says hedge-fund manager(marketwatch.com)
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by mudil 9y ago
“Facebook… is the largest data mining operation in existence.” You know what? It's actually a true statement. Just add Google as a co-conspirator.
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by mudil 9y ago
Actually, as an owner of the specialized website, I can tell you that blatant invasion of privacy actually destroys publishers. Regional newspaper literary competes with YouTube and apps for advertising dollars, and Google could care less f
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by mudil 9y ago
I agree. Blatant invasion of privacy by Google and FB is a national security issue, as recent events with Cambridge Analytica have shown. This snooping by mega corporations runs contrary to basic principles of the free society.
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by mudil 9y ago
They still have their cookies and follow your every move, especially if you have android phone.
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Tim Cook Calls for More Regulations on Data Privacy(bloomberg.com)
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by mudil 9y ago
Ronald Reagan liked to describe the sequence of actions that government typically takes toward private business: "If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. If it stops moving, subsidize it."
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by mudil 9y ago
It's not fake scandal. The real scandal is that Facebook and Google collect more data on free citizens than KGB has ever dreamed possible. Blatant invasion of privacy and data collection by Google and FB is a national security issue, a
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by mudil 9y ago
The whole operating model of the company based on invasion of privacy. Blatant invasion of privacy and data collection by Google and FB is a national security issue. No entity should be allowed to snoop on free citizens more than KGB has e
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by mudil 9y ago
The whole operating model of the company based on invasion of privacy. Blatant invasion of privacy and data collection by Google and FB is a national security issue. No entity should be allowed to snoop on free citizens more than KGB has e
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Could ETFs Fall into a Liquidity Jam?(wsj.com)
1 points by mudil 9y ago|0 comments
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by mudil 9y ago
Look, there is a reason there are active investigations of Google's and FB's effects on the news media in U.K., Australia, Korea. They are duopoly and their effects reverberate through the entire internet, stifling creation of new
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by mudil 9y ago
Duopoly, to be precise

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