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Is it possible an unknown one-woman toy-reviewing YouTuber is making as much money as the average S&P 500 CEO ?
Steganography is useful when it’s important to obscure not only the content of a message, but the fact that a message exists at all, making it hard for law-enforcement agencies to detect. In digital form, it can be useful for good causes—for example, allowing a journalist facing censorship to communicate without attracting attention. But more often it has been used to infect computers and secretly steal data, or as a communication tool for criminal organizations.
« Nobody knows for sure. But if streaming can continue growing and reach Swedish levels, the music business might not be doomed after all ». (via An epic battle in streaming music is about to begin, and only a few will survive – Quartz)
« If you don’t think welfare should be replaced by high-nutrient sludge, or are irritated by Google Glass, you’re not backwards – you’re a human being » (via The tech utopia nobody wants: why the world nerds are creating will be awful | JR Hennessy | Comment is free | theguardian.com)
We warned you—do not fly in our sky.
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En 2013, Google avait fait savoir à la SEC qu’il envisageait de dépenser 20 à 30 milliards de dollars pour des acquisitions de sociétés et de technologies à l’étranger.