Search giant and others bypass privacy settings to keep track of our online habits
Google and several other advertising companies are bypassing the privacy settings in Apple's Safari browser, according to a report from a Stanford University researcher that set off a heated debate on Friday.
I write to inform / alert you about a big Canadian Online Dating site called PlentyOfFish (POF) and its paid version eVow whose CEO/owner/founder Mr. Markus Frind and his wife Ms. Anne Kanciar are conducting a big human experiment as per a post written in their blog "The PlentyOfFish's blog." http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com/2012/02/12/eli-j-finkel-and-benjamin-r...
There, Mr. Frind tried a rebuttal of the fresh paper "Online Dating: A Critical Analysis From the Perspective of Psychological Science" published by Dr. Eli Finkel et al.
KGO-SF, ABC 7: ABC 7's Michael Finney discusses how an effort to qualify a ballot initiative that would regulate health insurance rates is shaping up to be a huge battle. Emotions are running high as average citizens struggle to keep up with staggering insurance premium rate hikes.
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