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  Juan Hernandez

  

  Flickr bought by SmugMug as Yahoo breakup begins

  The Guardian - Samuel Gibbs

  One of the first and best-known photo-sharing services, Flickr, has been bought by the independent image-hosting firm SmugMug, as Verizon begins the breakup of Yahoo. The deal, terms of which have not been disclosed, sees Flickr – with its tens of billions of photos and 75 million users – become …

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  Juan Hernandez

  

  Facebook was always too busy selling ads to care about your personal data

  Digital Trends - By Luke Larsen

  (in)Secure is a weekly column that dives into the rapidly escalating topic of cybersecurity. Last year, Facebook collected over nine billion dollars …

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  Juan Hernandez

  

  Take our 6th annual state of comms survey to benchmark your efforts in 2024 - PR Daily

  prdaily.com - PR Daily Staff

  Ragan’s 2024 Communications Benchmark Survey will show how your communications outcomes compare to those of your peers. Sometimes it can feel like …

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  Juan Hernandez

  

  Boycotting digital monopolies like Facebook is harder than it seems

  The Verge - Nick Statt

  The #DeleteFacebook movement is ill-equipped to grapple with Facebook’s pervasive and unprecedented control of digital life You may have heard of the #DeleteFacebook campaign, but you, like me, are probably among the vast majority of Facebook’s nearly 2 billion users who probably won’t actually …

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  Juan Hernandez

  

  Por qué el escándalo de Cambridge Analytica puso el foco en el acuerdo firmado entre Facebook y el Instituto Nacional Electoral de México

  BBC NEWS | Mundo - BBC News Mundo

  23 marzo 2018 Fuente de la imagen, Getty Images Facebook y El Instituto Nacional Electoral de México (INE) firmaron en febrero un acuerdo para promover "la participación ciudadana" en las elecciones presidenciales de julio. Según el llamado "Memorándum de Cooperación", Facebook obtendrá información en …

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  Juan Hernandez

  

  #DeleteFacebook Highlights The Benefits Of Blockchain

  Forbes - Jemma Green

  It’s been a tough week for Facebook. Thanks to reports in the New York Times and the Guardian’s whistleblower, it was revealed the $500 billion company allowed thousands of app developers to harvest data through third party online quizzes and games. It took just one of those developers to share …