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A new attempt to offer regulations for Internet privacy may be a so-called discussion draft, but so far the discussion has been anything but promising for Virginia Congressman Rick Boucher, a man who cosponsored the 2005 Consumer Privacy Protection Act. The Democrat released the draft legislation on Tuesday along with its cosponsor, Florida Republican Rick Stearns.
It’s one of the world’s most popular manufacturers of phones. It has a globally recognized brand. It’s ready to show off the latest enhancements to its smartphone operating system. And as far as anyone can tell, it hasn’t lost a prototype phone in a Silicon Valley bar and seen it torn apart on a technology blog.
Roughly six months before it bought YouTube, did Google actually share the view of the online video site that other copyright owners had — that it was a repository for illegally uploaded content? Does Viacom have a smoking gun against Google/YouTube, and does it come in the form of statements from their own senior executives?
Google isn’t the only entity taking an interest in Twitter’s tweets. That most venerable of government institutions, the Library of Congress, announced Wednesday it will archive every single “what’s happening?” update broadcast on the short message service since it opened for business in 2006.
After months of questions about how Twitter plans on making money, the short message service and social media phenomenon on Tuesday launched its first foray into advertising. However, in doing so, the company made it clear that traditional corporate interests would take a back seat to overall customer happiness.