Saturday, 20 December 2014

A Brief History Of E-commerce

One of the most popular activities to do on the internet is shopping. Just about everyone does it. And why wouldn't they? It's easy and convenient. You can shop anytime you want, night or day, and you never have to change out of your pajamas if you don't want to. Just about every product you can possibly imagine is available on the internet, and through search engine shopping services, you have the ability to find the lowest prices for that product anywhere on earth and have it shipped right do your door. Internet shopping has become especially popular during the busy holiday season. Every year the numbers of online holiday sales rise to higher and higher levels.

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

Uber Exec Proposes Smear Campaign on Journalists to Stop Bad Press

Smear campaigns are always bad business, but are becoming all the more common the Internet. The latest attempt at a smear campaign comes from Uber’s senior vice president of business, Emil Michael.
The Uber exec – at a dinner party with several journalists present – said he would pay “one million dollars” for a smear campaign on PandoDaily editor-in-chief Sarah Lacy, who wrote an article crediting Uber of “sexism and misogyny”, after a report showed Uber were offering “hot chick drivers” in France.

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

European Union Will Monitor Sales of Surveillance To Certain Countries

The European Union has announced they will start banning sales of evasive surveillance software to certain countries, with companies requiring a permit to sell software programs.

YouTube Announces Subscription Music Service

YouTube has finally announced its long awaited subscription music service, named YouTube Music Key. The service offers two features: ad-free music and music videos – for $7.99 per month.

Coalition of Facebook, Google and Apple against NSA Surveillance

 Internet companies want more transparency from the U.S. government when it comes to data requests, and some of the biggest names in the tech industry, including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Apple, have set up a coalition to make it possible.