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Facebook On Collision Course With New EU Privacy Laws

by Soulskill
4 Feb 2012 at 7:14am

An anonymous reader writes "Facebook and other U.S. internet companies are faced with a new EU data protection regime, the Christian Science Monitor reports. U.S. concepts of free expression and commerce will battle European support for privacy and state legislation. 'Companies must understand that if they want access to 500 million consumers in the EU, then they have to comply. This is not an option,' said a spokesman for the EU Justice Commissioner."

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Researchers Feel Pressure To Cite Superfluous Papers

by Soulskill
4 Feb 2012 at 5:08am

ananyo writes "One in five academics in a variety of social science and business fields say they have been asked to pad their papers with superfluous references in order to get published. The figures, from a survey published in the journal Science (abstract), also suggest that journal editors strategically target junior faculty, who in turn were more willing to acquiesce. The controversial practice is not new: those studying publication ethics have for many years noted that some editors encourage extra references in order to boost a journal's impact factor (a measure of the average number of citations an article in the journal receives over two years). But the survey is the first to try to quantify what it calls 'coercive citation,' and shows that this is 'uncomfortably common.' Perhaps the most striking finding of the survey was that although 86% of the respondents said that coercion was inappropriate, and 81% thought it damaged a journal's prestige, 57% said they would add superfluous citations to a paper before submitting it to a journal known to coerce. However, figures from Thomson Reuters suggest that social-science journals tend to have more self-citations than basic-science journals."

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Ask Slashdot: Are Daily Stand-Up Meetings More Productive?

by Soulskill
4 Feb 2012 at 3:06am

__roo writes "The Wall Street Journal reports that an increasing number of companies are replacing traditional meetings with daily stand-ups. The article points out that stand-up meetings date back to at least World War I, and that in some place, late employees 'sometimes must sing a song like "I'm a Little Teapot," do a lap around the office building or pay a small fine.' Do Slashdot readers feel that stand-up meetings are useful? Do they make a difference? Are they a gimmick?"

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Doctors 'Cheating' On Board Certifications

by Soulskill
4 Feb 2012 at 1:04am

Maximum Prophet writes "After taking board exams, doctors have been routinely getting together to remember and reproduce as much of the exam as they can. These notes are then bound and reproduced. According to the American Board of Dermatology, the exams are protected by copyright laws, and any reproduction not approved by the board is illegal. While I have no doubt that the Board believes this, and pays lawyers to believe it as well, I don't think they understand copyright. Perhaps they should invest in better testing methods."

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Yes We Can (Profile You): a Brief Primer On Campaigns and Political Data

by Soulskill
4 Feb 2012 at 12:20am

An anonymous reader writes "In the Stanford Law Review Online, Professor Daniel Kreiss discusses 'the history of political data, focusing on the recent proliferation in voter data and development of new voter-modeling techniques,' and how 'these data practices undermine privacy and democratic practice, even as they increase participation and voter turnout.' He writes: 'Underlying all of this is a vast data infrastructure that has made targeted online advertising and marketing possible, and has contributed to a revival of field campaigning over the last decade. Online advertising and field campaigning rely on voter modeling based on hundreds of data points culled from surveys, public records, and commercial information sources such as credit histories. This data details the location, demographics, political affiliations, social networks, behavior, and interests of citizens.'"

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Apple Clarifies iBooks Author Licensing

by Soulskill
3 Feb 2012 at 11:59pm

bonch writes "After drawing criticism over iBooks Author's licensing language, Apple has modified it in a software update to make clear that Apple is claiming rights to the .ibook format itself and not the content therein: '[The license restriction] does not apply to the content of such works when distributed in a form that does not include files in the .ibooks format.' In other words, the content may be sold on competing book stores as long as it is not packaged using iBooks Author."

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Are Reverse Email Lookup Services Worth Using?

Many people get frustrated and upset losing contact with close colleagues, friends and business contacts, or sometimes even family. With modern technology, especially the internet, tracking such people down has become much easier than in the past. Foremost amongst the reasons are the arrival of email finders. Also, reverse email lookup services come side by side with the email finding services, and are used by many to track who email addresses belong to.

Searching people down is easy on the internet, but can be very time consuming if you go it alone. That is why more sophisticated services have arisen which you may have to pay for, but which save a lot of time.

For whatever reason you may wish to find somebody to a re-establish a past relationship of whaever type, you should realize that it may well be possible on the internet. The internet is always evolving, making things easier and easier to find quickly.

Email finder services and reverse email finder services make relatively simple a task that is massive if you go it alone, and try to track down a person's email address or the person behind a particular address. Using an email finder service is a quick and efficient way to find someone’s phone number, address, work address, and any other information you wish that they have made available to the public.

What you need to do is go onto one of the major search engines and do a search for "reverse email search" and "email finder". This will bring up millions of results, but near the top you will find ways for you to pursue the information you seek. Although it can be difficult to distinguish one service from the next, take the time to look over a few different options. You should be able to determine which is most suitable for you depending on what you already know and what you are looking to attain.

There are spammers and hackers all over waiting to prey on you. However, reverse email services allow you to find email addresses and stay connected safely to those you have fallen out of contact with. You no longer have to settle with never having a final talk with your best friend or ex-partner. These services are more than worth your time as it can be a great way to get closure or reconnect to those you used to be so close to.

Reverse Email Address Lookup and Email Finder Search Tips

Whether you are trying to connect with a relative, or to find an old flame, it is common for people to want to find an email address.  There are several ways you can go about tracking down the information you desire. Now, some tips on how to trace email addresses on the internet in a speedy and efficient way.

Using a search engine, such as Yahoo, Bing or Google, is a simple way to start your search for an email address.  When looking in these search engines, you are going to want to type whatever information you already have whether it is an email address, name or phone number.It is worth giving this method a try, although it is one of the least effective ways to trace someone.

The expectation is that maybe the search engine will throw up a name or address that you can then look into further.With this method, although time consuming, you will not have to spend any money searching for the information you are after.

The next method you can use to pursue desired information is to look at one of the many specialized search engines that are designed specially to help you find email address.You will find that some of these types of sites offer a free service.  With these sites you can find basic information such as names, addresses, email addresses and even businesses that the person may work for.You can sometimes utilize a phone search option available in some sites, and trace a person's phone number too.

The problem with the first two options is that these will work for people who are not trying to hide their tracks.A more sophicticated person may go to greater lengths to keep their information private.This is when you should consider the reverse email sites, which specialize in finding people who try to hise their trackes behind email addresses.

When doing a reverse email lookup, you will find that there are over 20 million results that come up.You can choose from a large number of email address search services on the internet today.Some free sites are available, while others have a one-off charge.It is up to you whether you want to spend money or not to obtain the information you are seeking. In many cases, the paid for sites, which are usually cheap anyway, are the best option, and will usually proved comprehensive email finder and reverse email lookup services combined.

Searching for an Old Friend or Email Address Owner? Try Hotmail Directory First

Looking for a Person on Hotmail's Directory

Just about everyone who has used the internet has heard of Hotmail, even if they do not have an email address themselves. It was the first free, mass scale email address provider, anmd still one of the leaders to this day. With 200 million plus users, quite a high percantage of internet users have a Hotmail email address. So, if you are searching for somebody's email address, the Hotmail web site is a good place to start.

If the address you are searching for is for an ordinary person who is not likely to be hiding their tracks, there's a pretty good chance that, if they have a Hotmail account, they will be found easily in the directory there. If you cannot find them, then they probably do not have an account, so you then need to consider other email finder directories to trace the address you are looking for.

If, on the other hand, you are trying to trace someone who you think may have reason to conceal themselves, then you are far less likely to have much success at Hotmail, as Hotmail accounts are so easy to obtain with false information, and are quite anonymous.

Because it is so easy to get a Hotmail email address, many unscrupulous individuals use them, sometimes on a large scale. They may be used by spammers but also by more sinister people who are pests or even stalkers, or for other illicit purposes.

Carrying Out a Search for Hotmail Email Addresses

As mentioned above, Hotmail is a good place to start for tracing a lost contact's email address. However, what if you get an unwanted email, or series of them, from a an anonymous Hotmail address? What can you do to trace the identity of the emailer?

This can be difficult, as full time pests may go to great lengths to cover their tracks. You can ignore them, of course, and that is mostly the best way. Hotmail is increasingly good at stopping unwanted emails.

Very occasionally, though, you may find that you are being bombarded by someone more serious,offensive or even threatening. In that case you may want find out who the address owner really is. Then the reverse Hotmail email search may be of some help to you.

Hotmail does have its own reverse email address search facility which is free so you can give that a try to see what clues there are to follow up. Sometimes the email address owner has given false information, which is of little help, so you may be forced to use more sophisticated search methods.

Emailfinder.com - What Should You Know About The Premier Email and Reverse Email Finder?

There are a number of things emailfinder.com says you can expect to receive instantly from their services. First, you will be able to immediately reconnect with old friends, former classmates and past business contacts. The whole purpose of signing on with a service like this is to fulfill this desire to re-establish contacts, and this company claims you will be able to do so. You will also be able to do reverse email lookups.

Next, you will be able to find current email, address, and phone information. These are pieces of information that can be extremely difficult to retrieve on your own as you do not have the sources necessary to track down this data. Attaining an email address or phone number can make it easier than ever to reconnect with an old buddy of yours.

In addition, you will be able to search profiles from over 20 social networks all at once on emailfinder.com. Social sites and networks have blossomed greatly over the past year with web sites like Facebook and Twitter truly making a credible name for themselves. Because of this, you can benefit greatly from searching on these sites to try to track down an old classmate or a lost relative.

By becoming a member of emailfinder.com today, you can instantly gain access to all of the benefits offered. You will be able to search be name, email, do a people search, and receive many members-only discounts. And the best part about it is it only takes five minutes or less. For the small fee each month, you will be able to find everyone you have lost contact with and reconcile your friendships and relationships. This is a small fee to pay considering the lasting effect it can have on your life.