NetGalley sent out an email today (and put a notice on their home page) informing users that the e-galley service has been hacked on Monday. The...Continue reading
The rules for getting a website visitor’s consent before you use tracking cookies are about to change again, and no one is ready. This week the...Continue reading
Millions of people have smart speakers like the Echo. They are great tools that let you schedule tasks, play audiobooks, look up basic info, and what...Continue reading
Mike Cane brought my attention to a story over on The Register: Some 617 million online account details stolen from 16 hacked websites are on sale...Continue reading
There may not be any honor among thieves, but there is certainly a collegial quid pro quo among tech companies. The NYTimes published a story yesterday...Continue reading
If you were a customer of eBookMall,com then you might want to look for a new ebookstore. The site has somehow come under the control of...Continue reading
It’s been over 3 weeks since I informed you that one of Bowker’s websites had been hacked and that credit card numbers had been stolen, and...Continue reading
As I am sure you have read both here and on The Book Designer, for the past seven months hackers have been targeting accounts on Amazon’s...Continue reading
I just found a 100% effective way to cut back on my time wasted on Twitter. In what is very likely a response to scammers impersonating...Continue reading
California just passed a law that is going to cause a lot of binge-drinking (and possibly mass resignations) at US tech companies in the near future....Continue reading
There are ebook analytics startups like Jellybooks that can tell publishers how members of a focus group are using an ebook – which pages are the...Continue reading
Back in July and August of 2017 Google started telling everyone that Chrome would soon start warning users any time they visit a site enter a form on...Continue reading