Tag Archives: Netflix

The Face(book) Of Online Privacy’s Future

Posted on May 8, 2012 by

The big Mark Zuckerberg takeout in New York magazine is getting lots of attention, but even more interesting is this sidebar, headlined “No, Facebook Has Not Already Peaked.” Nut graf: There’s a technology called OAuth. When you go to Spotify, or comment on … Continue reading →

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Netflix Is Really Sorry It Tried – Er, Decided – To Gouge You

Posted on September 20, 2011 by

Netflix, which had very successfully been delivering video content via both the U.S. Postal Service and Internet portals for $9.99 a month, suddenly decided this month to split those services and jack up its subscription cost by 60%. Netflixers, understandably, … Continue reading →

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Forget Googlezon. Watch Out For Facebooknaut.

Posted on March 11, 2011 by

Just a few years ago folks were worried about the prospect of Googlezon – some ungodly alliance between Google and Amazon that would subjugate the human race. Fuggedaboutit. It’s Facebook ‘em, Danno we need to worry about. Exhibit A: Facebook Commenting. … Continue reading →

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