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  Twitter bans Kaspersky Lab from buying ads

  Publié: avril 21, 2018, 10:46am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Its software is already banned from US government computers, and now Kaspersky Lab's advertisements have been banned from Twitter. The Russian security firm has been hit with an ad ban for "using a business model that inherently conflicts with acceptable Twitter Ads business practices". Eugene Kaspersky has responded angrily in an open letter in which the company CEO says that even if Twitter reverses its decision, his company will not advertise on the platform, opting instead to donate the money to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) to fund the fight against online censorship. See also: Kaspersky Lab plans Swiss data… [Continue Reading]
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  SmugMug buys Flickr for undisclosed sum

  Publié: avril 21, 2018, 9:49am CEST par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Photo-sharing site SmugMug -- used by consumers and professionals alike -- has agreed to acquire Flickr from Yahoo-owner Oath. The deal will see Flickr continuing to operate as a separate entity. The aim is to create what's described as "the world's best home for photography", building on Flickr's existing 100 million-strong userbase. But what does the acquisition mean for Flickr users, and what does it mean for SmugMug's customers? Both companies are eager to stress that nothing is going to change. That said, SmugMug does say that it will be migrating Flickr onto SmugMug's technology infrastructure, but it does not… [Continue Reading]
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  Canon launches IVY Mini Photo Printer for iPhone and Android

  Publié: avril 21, 2018, 2:19am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  The concept of printing out your photos and putting them in an album is pretty much dead. Yeah, some folks probably still do this, but thanks to smartphones, tablets, and smart televisions, there is no reason to do so. There are much better ways to share and enjoy your precious memories these days. In other words, the digitization of photos has created a superior experience. But OK, it can be fun to print out photos at a party or family get-together, where the images are essentially disposable -- kind of like a Polaroid. After all, not everything is worthy of… [Continue Reading]