Tag Archives: Flugpo

Fellow Kama`aina on MyDataIsMyData Privacy Plugin

I received this post to my Wall, “I fellow Kama’aina from Radford HS (not from Punahou or Iolani) wrote a really wonderful post about MyDataisMyData. Mahalo, Amy Jussel!” I don’t know if you knew it, but I grew up in Hawai`i-Nei and attended Saint Louis School and became Student Body President and wrestled and was […]

Coverage Online of MyDataIsMyData on TechCrunch and Mashable

I have been working with Abraham Harrison, my firm, Flugpo, our client, and MyDataIsMyData.org to create a plugin, currently for IE, that would protect and alert browsers from any Facebook Beacon sneakiness. Check it out! The plugin is forthcoming but it’s not out just yet outside of the internal beta wall. We have […]

MyDataisMyData Social Media News Release

Flugpo Sponsors Development of My Data is My Data
Counters Growing Concern about the Privacy Rights of Social Network Users
News Facts

In response to the growing concerns that social network site user’s have had over privacy, growing social network, Flugpo, has sponsored the development of a plug-in to help counteract the collection and sale of personal information. […]

My Data is My Data: Protecting Your Privacy on the Internet

I have been working with the gang over at Flugpo to put together a plug-in for Internet Explorer (IE) for Windows that will allow folks to be able to track what is going on with Facebook Beacon, your cookies, your JavaScript, and Facebook’s advertising partners. Thing is, it isn’t out of private alpha yet so […]

Dream of turning things into money with Flugpo


The Many Profiles of Chris Abraham (Join Me!)

 

43Things Profile
del.icio.us Profile
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I Am a Syphilitic Trucker on the Social Network Highway

I just found a reference to me over at Ad Your Comment Here:
“I feel like there were a few others because I had this friend, Chris Abraham, who was researching blogging at the time and who basically requested my friendship in just about every place you could think of.”
Well, I thought about how I spread […]