I have hated yahoo because of their poor products, bad user experience, ridiculous design sense, and what appears to be just brand marketing for a brand's sake. However, I have to say this news gives me a strong reason to reevaluate yahoo. And my own feelings about this makes it clear to me there is a market in customers who are interested in having their rights respected. I'm looking forward to the new wave of stron…
I think Marissa has recently did a lot of changes to improve Yahoo.
Yahoo's Fight for its Users Earns the Company Special Recognition by EFF
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#22Notice the name of the law used is mentioned in this article.
Department of Homeland Security - Department of State Security
Public Safety - Police
Department of Defense - Department of War
Enhanced interrogation techniques - Torture
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#23Well, this is a little weird... Yahoo that joined PRISM in 2008 gets a gold star from EFF?
I doubt you can "join" PRISM. You're forced in.
It kind of reminds me of how a certain president received a nobel peace prize yet the actions conducted under his policies (or rule) are in contradiction to the ideals of what the prize is named after, but I digress.
There is always a choice to be made…
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#26Well, this is a little weird... Yahoo that joined PRISM in 2008 gets a gold star from EFF?
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It's ok, that is what the Federal Reserve is for[0]… ;)
[0]: http://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/files/BSTcombin...
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A company can always have it's CEO replaced with someone more amenable.
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I'm not sure how long Larry, Sergey, Steve and Marissa would want to stay in jail but I'm sure they'd have plenty of interesting discussions:)