In February, Stanford researcher Jonathan Mayer discovered that Google had bypassed a key Safari browser privacy setting in order to install tracking cookies. By hiding a “web form” within an online ad, Google circumvented Safari’s default settings and violated users’ right to privacy

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FTC Preparing to Fine Google Millions for Safari Privacy Breach

I want to thank @GidgetTheGeek for pointing this out to me because I was gone on Monday, April 16th. Celebrities on Twitter can be a lot of fun to watch and today I get to show you one of my favorite celebs on Twitter. @NathanFillion – A.K.A “Castle”, “Mal (Firefly)”, “Joey Buchanan (OLTL) and Game Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Friday Humor: Game of Thrones and @NathanFillion

This Sunday is Earth Day 2012, when we earthlings devote the entire day to hugging trees and recycling plastic water bottles in retribution for the damage we’ve been inflicting on the planet for centuries.

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It’s the NAB Show everyone! No, I’m not there.

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Brightcove Integrates WideVine DRM, Adds Paywall Solution

Google+ has been around for almost a year now and – shockingly enough – despite industry professionals rambling on and on about how “intuitive” and “user-friendly” the platform is, it has yet to make even the smallest dent in social networking stranglehold controlled by Facebook and Twitter. But although the fledgling network’s only users are Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Is Google+ the Unwanted of the Social Networking World

Today, at the start of NAB 2012, Adobe is releasing Production Premium CS6. This release will convince more editors to make the switch. If the unparalleled integration of the software (through Adobe Dynamic Link) and hardware (Mercury Playback Engine, with extended support for OpenGL and 3rd party I/O cards) won’t convince you, the cool new ..

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Adobe CS6 Production Premium Revealed

Google recently ogled at a plethora of new patents; so, it’s likely its competitors will follow suit, as Microsoft has done on Monday, purchasing more than 800 patents from AOL.  As the New York Times article instructs, the $1.3 million-dollar pursuit of patents seems commonplace amidst the modern-day Web setting. Chasing and claiming tech patents Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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Are Patents the New Black for Tech Companies?