The cookie: an unusual weapon in media relations
Well, it’s one way of avoiding answering questions as showcased a few years back by then Alberta Health Services President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen Duckett. … Read the full post »
Read about cookies – the small computer files that web browsers use to track users, rather than the delicious form of biscuit.
Well, it’s one way of avoiding answering questions as showcased a few years back by then Alberta Health Services President and Chief Executive Officer Stephen Duckett. … Read the full post »
Cookies are much talked about and are the trigger for all sorts of annoying pop up messages on websites, but what really are they? … Read the full post »
The start of 2014 provided a good prompt to get round to doing something I’d long known was wise but hadn’t quite sorted: switching to using two-factor authentication. … Read the full post »
I’ve been reading the cookie policy of different websites, as you do. The Labour Party’s one is a good example of how… … Read the full post »
Cookies being back in the news recently reminds me of just how clever (albeit inadvertently in this case) the choice of the name “cookies” was in the technology world. … Read the full post »