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When least privilege is the most important thing

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When this no longer became tenable, Microsoft led the way and started its Trustworthy Computing initiative in 2002. And look at this sample of the end-user license agreement (EULA) for the flashlight app, which shows significant data-gathering requirements for a simple flashlight.

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Extinction Timeline: what will disappear from our lives before 2050 - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

more ] Five reasons why Turkey is one of the hottest Internet markets in the world (7) Ekim Naz?m Recently commented on The Future of Sales is Social (the rise of social CRM) (3) Brian Vellmure (@CRMStrategies) wrote:Ross,Good stuff as always. m Kaya wrote:Thank you Ross for the great articl.[ m Kaya wrote:Thank you Ross for the great articl.[

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Launching the Web 2.0 Framework - Trends in the Living Networks

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Framework is released on a Creative Commons license, which allows anyone to use it and build on it as they please, as long as there is attribution with a link to this blog post and/ or Future Exploration Network. more ] Five reasons why Turkey is one of the hottest Internet markets in the world (7) Ekim Naz?m

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Mobiles leapfrog the fixed internet in Africa - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

One of the many insights on this fascinating trip was how mobiles are leapfrogging the Internet across Africa. Across the continent, and even in relatively developed South Africa, fixed broadband Internet is difficult to access, expensive, and unreliable. Mobiles have already leapfrogged fixed line telephony across the continent.

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Amazon picks the rocket that’ll launch the first Kuiper satellites — and it’s not from Blue Origin

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United Launch Alliance says it’s struck a deal for a series of nine launches of its Atlas V rocket to send satellites into low Earth orbit for Amazon’s Project Kuiper broadband internet constellation. In contrast, the Atlas V has successfully executed more than 80 launches since 2002.

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Global comparisons: Why bandwidth drives Internet participation - Trends in the Living Networks

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However the speed of Internet access varies substantially, by a factor of almost five across the countries covered. The second chart shows an unambiguous correlation between bandwidth and time spent online, underlining the debate in Australia and other countries about the impact of low bandwidth Internet access.

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The convergence of the Internet and TV: how will it happen? - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

and virtual worlds | Main | Strategy in a networked world for professional service firms » The convergence of the Internet and TV: how will it happen? Ross Dawson, December 11, 2007 2:04 PM US PT Several media executives have asked me about the convergence of the Internet and TV over the last couple of months.