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| ICO unhappy with Oyster data hoard Kids photocards criticised
Last month Transport for London made it compulsory for children using the network to carry Oyster photocards. This has raised concerns about the amount of data the company is collecting.
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| PC Sales Charts [Sales Charts] Gonna try something new this week. Something a little...fairer. While we appreciate the lengths the NPD Group go to in providing us with weekly sales data for the PC gaming market, the fact they cover only bricks-n-mortar sales skews the data somewhat, what with so many [..] |
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| Irish data protection chief in leaked report hack Man bites watchdog
There’s red faces at the office of the Data Protection Commissioner this morning after a hacker lifted an upcoming official report off its website and published it early.
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| Valve Announce Steamcloud, Sounds Great [Valve] Valve have today announced Steamcloud, a new element to their Steam service that will allow the company to store your user data online. What kind of data? Stuff like saved games. Keyboard configurations. Preference [..] |
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| AOL Cutting Datacenter Staff? Maybe (TWX) Is AOL (TWX) planning cuts at its data centers? Yes, says Valleywag, who cites a tipster saying big cuts are coming August 20th, and that the company will be selling some of its data centers and hiring co [..] |
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| T-Mobile?s 3G rollout Ok, here’s the full scoop: T-Mobile’s 3G data network has launched in New York City as we all know. Officially according to T-Mobile, this does include UMTS/HSDPA data. T-Mo goes on to say that by the end of the year they expect most major metropolitan cities to have coverage, but for now, it’s just New [...] [..] |
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| MPs demand US spooks’ guarantees on census data Patriot Act could expose British Jedis
An influential group of MPs has urged the government to seek assurances from Washington that the Patriot Act would not be used to access personal data contained in the UK census, if it is outsourced to US defence contractor Lockheed Martin.
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| Google and Microsoft have nothing on - drum roll - the SuperNAP A $350m data center giant in the desert
Exclusive $500m. That’s the going rate for a data smelter these days. You know, a facility run by a company such as Google or Microsoft that moves bits around and consumes more power than old-school metal processing plants.
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Visualizing Sound: Moving Planks I really like when data is visualized in a non-traditional way. We have seen a lot of Arduino and XPort projects that can visualize data, but not too many are as unique as “Moving Planks”.
The Moving planks project is a collaboration between the 1scale1 and the ITU University of Copenhagen based upon Anna Vallgarda research [...] [..] |
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