Tag Archives: privacy

DOJ asks for search records

[via BoingBoing] In defense of the Child Online Protection act, the Justice Department has asked Google, Yahoo, AOL, and MSN for one week’s worth of search data. Over at SearchEngineWatch, Danny Sullivan surmises, “The government apparently wants to estimate how much pornography shows up in the searches that children do.” MSN, AOL, and Yahoo turned [...]

Byrd’s speech

The cool thing about being in Boston is that I can watch T.V. again. Two days ago, I sat around and watched the Senate on CSpan. One thing I got to see was a passionate speech by Senator Byrd, who is like 85 years old. He basically bitchslapped the President for the whole “spying on [...]

Riya

Anybody hear of Riya yet? It’s a Flickr kind of thing, but they have some sort of technology that allows for face recognition. In other words, it comes to recognize the people who you usually take photos of, and then it tags those photos appropriately for you. This sounds really cool, but I can’t help [...]

Copyright © 2007 Fluid Imagination. All rights reserved.