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Tag Archives: security
Best Buy Privacy Fail: The Return of Corporate Gobbledygook
Barry Judge, the EVP and CMO of Best Buy doesn’t take my privacy very seriously. I know this because of the email he sent me last evening. The liberal use of the word “we” tells me this is a committee … Continue reading
CapEx = Dead
I had this conversation last evening as we were wrapping up the Neustar booth for the day. If I was starting a company today, why would I ever buy any capitalized equipment? We decided that with a credit card we … Continue reading
A Fear Industry Fail
When you build an industry based on compliance and FUD, is it any wonder that success in that business is hard to come by? It seems as though the TSA rules on what you can bring on board are clear. … Continue reading
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