Comments on: Did TechCrunch’s Leaked Image Expose Their Google Informant? http://www.nodalbits.com/bits/did-techcrunchs-leaked-image-expose-their-google-informant/ Chris Silver Smith blogging on Search Engine Marketing, Local SEO, Technology & more. Sat, 27 Apr 2013 00:09:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: White House Situation Room Photo Accidentally Reveals Government Secret » Nodal Bits http://www.nodalbits.com/bits/did-techcrunchs-leaked-image-expose-their-google-informant/comment-page-1/#comment-6523 White House Situation Room Photo Accidentally Reveals Government Secret » Nodal Bits Thu, 05 May 2011 16:51:48 +0000 http://www.nodalbits.com/?p=388#comment-6523 [...] allow out photos, even when you try to blur out sensitive information. As I’ve proved before, blurring and pixelation can sometimes be reversed. The type of blurring or bitmapping done to the White House Situation Room photo is pretty lossy [...] [...] allow out photos, even when you try to blur out sensitive information. As I’ve proved before, blurring and pixelation can sometimes be reversed. The type of blurring or bitmapping done to the White House Situation Room photo is pretty lossy [...]

]]> By: Adam Sherk http://www.nodalbits.com/bits/did-techcrunchs-leaked-image-expose-their-google-informant/comment-page-1/#comment-3638 Adam Sherk Thu, 09 Dec 2010 17:54:53 +0000 http://www.nodalbits.com/?p=388#comment-3638 Nice work Chris, that was a clever idea. And you make a great point about the larger issues. Privacy and discretion do matter. Nice work Chris, that was a clever idea. And you make a great point about the larger issues. Privacy and discretion do matter.

]]> By: Frank Reed http://www.nodalbits.com/bits/did-techcrunchs-leaked-image-expose-their-google-informant/comment-page-1/#comment-3630 Frank Reed Wed, 08 Dec 2010 21:12:28 +0000 http://www.nodalbits.com/?p=388#comment-3630 Asking for honor in today's business world is asking a lot. I mourn this modern day fact of life just like you do. How is it solved or rectified? Not sure it can be because once someone feels that they can do anything and there are no real repercussions its hard to convince then that they were ever wrong. No one else ever said they were and then suddenly they are doing something inappropriate? They won't listen because that would require sacrifice. TechCrunch has never been one for using the "discretion is the better art of valor" approach either and that's what made their name for them. We live in a new world order that is headed for some major issues but no one will listen because they are too busy doing what they want to do rather than what they should do. As for me? I'll try to do what's right. That's all I can really control to some degree. Asking for honor in today’s business world is asking a lot. I mourn this modern day fact of life just like you do. How is it solved or rectified? Not sure it can be because once someone feels that they can do anything and there are no real repercussions its hard to convince then that they were ever wrong. No one else ever said they were and then suddenly they are doing something inappropriate? They won’t listen because that would require sacrifice.

TechCrunch has never been one for using the “discretion is the better art of valor” approach either and that’s what made their name for them.

We live in a new world order that is headed for some major issues but no one will listen because they are too busy doing what they want to do rather than what they should do.

As for me? I’ll try to do what’s right. That’s all I can really control to some degree.

]]> By: Google’s New Social Project Is … A Toolbar? Yawn. http://www.nodalbits.com/bits/did-techcrunchs-leaked-image-expose-their-google-informant/comment-page-1/#comment-3628 Google’s New Social Project Is … A Toolbar? Yawn. Wed, 08 Dec 2010 19:34:01 +0000 http://www.nodalbits.com/?p=388#comment-3628 [...] interesting, to me at least, is a related article written by Search Engine Land columnist Chris Silver Smith on his personal blog, in which he takes [...] [...] interesting, to me at least, is a related article written by Search Engine Land columnist Chris Silver Smith on his personal blog, in which he takes [...]

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