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I wrote a piece for Beijing Cream about ridiculous accusations, Skype, and how scary it might be:
But this is nothing new. In 2008, activists at Citizen Lab disclosed a similar finding: that TOM, in a joint venture with the then-owner of Skype, eBay, systematically monitors and censors users’ communication. Then, as in 2006, Skype publicly commented that they knew about it, promised that it was only instant messages that were affected, and reassured everyone that Skype-to-Skype (as in, not TOM-Skype) communication was fully encrypted and protected.
Read the whole piece:
Skype In China Might Not Offer Privacy, But Why Would You Expect It To?
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Posted by John Artman on March 13, 2013
https://johnartman.wordpress.com/2013/03/13/on-beijing-cream-skype-in-china-might-not-offer-privacy-but-why-would-you-expect-it-to/
This week, on Today on Beyond Beijing, we discussed
[audio http://dl.dropbox.com/u/81315943/Tech%20Talk/tech%20talk%200116.mp3]
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Posted by John Artman on January 18, 2013
https://johnartman.wordpress.com/2013/01/18/tech-talk-on-today-jan-16-2013/
My weekly segment for Today on Beyond Beijing
[audio http://dl.dropbox.com/u/81315943/Tech%20Talk/tech%20talk%201212.mp3]
We talked about:
- Apple, Microsoft, and Google teaming up to buy Kodak’s digital imaging patents
- USPTO reviewing the “Steve Jobs patent” and what it means for Apple going forward
- A new mobile payment and financial planning application from Alipay ( “China’s Paypal”, subsidiary of Alibaba)
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Posted by John Artman on December 18, 2012
https://johnartman.wordpress.com/2012/12/18/john-artmans-teck-talk-dec-12-2012/
