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Watchdog group Privacy International has conducted an analysis of the privacy policies and practices of 20 leading online businesses, inclusing firms such as Skype, eBay, the BBC, Last.fm, Apple, Microsoft, and MySpace. The results? None of the companies earned green marks for their customer privacy policies or actions, and the organization has ranked online titan Google dead last in terms of its efforts to protect its users’ privacy.
In an indication how serious the company is about getting its content out across a variety of platforms and channels, Disney-ABC Television announced today that it will be offering originally-produced videos from ABC News for sale via Apple’s iTunes Music Store—and unlike most video available via iTunes, these selections will be tailored specifically fo the iTunes audience. Videos will fall into three categories—The Day It Happened,Celebrity Flashback, and ABC News Specials—focussing on historic broadcasts of major events, exclusive interviews, and archived material. Like other video selections available via iTunes, videos will be available for $1.99 apiece.
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