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Month: April 2018

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Should you get a standing desk or improvise as I did

April 27, 2018

There are ways to accomplish the goals of a standing desk without having to buy one. Read the full post at Forbes.com
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Article

Amazon is coming for your kids, and that’s OK

April 26, 2018

Amazon is going after the little-kids’ market, and I think that’s just fine. The company has long offered a children’s version of its popular Fire Tablet and now  offers Alexa content aimed at young users. […]

Article

Amazon In-Car Delivery And the Risk of Break-Ins

April 24, 2018

Amazon’s new In-Car Delivery, in partnership with Volvo and GM, will now deliver packages to your car. That’s great if you have a secure trunk but not all cars have trunks. If it’s an SUV, mini-van or hatchback, there may not be a way to hide the package, which means you’re a sitting duck for thieves. MORE

Read the full post on Forbes.com […]

Article

RIP net neutrality — unless resurrected by new laws or the courts

April 23, 2018

Now, the FCC is out of the business of policing ISPs, thought the Federal Trade Commission can still require an ISP to live up to to their claims and take action if it violates its published promises to customers or engages in fraud or anticompetitive activities. […]

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Earth Day is a good time to take stock of energy use

April 18, 2018

Sunday is Earth Day, a good time to reflect on how we use technology to help the planet rather than hurt it. When it comes to the environment, technology is a double-edged sword. Email and […]

Article

Now it’s possible to create fake news videos

April 18, 2018

Click above for Larry’s CBS News Radio Eye on Tech report about fake news videos Here’s one more thing to think about when it comes to media literacy. Not only do we have fake stories […]

Article

Facebook needs to be fixed but so do Congressional hearings

April 12, 2018

My first instinct was not to write about Mark Zuckerberg’s two days of testimony before Senate and House committees. Why bother adding to the chorus of wall-to-wall coverage? But, now that the hearings are over, […]

Article

Does Facebook discriminate against conservatives?

April 12, 2018

Listen to Larry’s Eye on Tech segment (click on speaker to unmute)

Article

Why it’s not in Facebook’s interest to sell personal data to advertisers

April 10, 2018

As I say in my 50 second CBS News Radio Eye on Tech segment (click below to listen), Mark Zuckerberg said several times during his Senate testimony on Tuesday that Facebook never sells user data […]

Article

Facebook begins notifying users if their data was accessed by Cambridge Analytica

April 9, 2018

Facebook is in the process of notifying users whether their personal information may have been accessed by Cambridge Analytica. Starting today, users will see one of two notices. The one on the right will go […]

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