To the delight of online privacy advocates, a new piece of software pledges to protect the identity of Web surfers from online marketing maniacs launches Monday.
The software, launched by Californian company Enonymous, works with any Web browser and doesn't actually hide a user completely but instead takes the ingenious step of separating personal information from contact details, thus rendering it useless to marketers hoping to compile an advertising and promotional spam database.
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Zoom CEO strives for sustainable customer happiness
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TomTom is selling Bridgestone its vehicle-tracking arm for $1bn
Deal will give Bridgestone new insights into vehicle operating conditions; TomTom will focus on core location business.
LG and GS to collaborate on electric vehicle charging stations
LG Electronics and GS Caltex will collaborate to change existing car fuel stations into what they call "Energy-Mobility Fusion Stations" that can charge, rent, and repair electric ...
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