Phorm CEO to do live online chat
Thursday 06 March 2008 17:53:51 by Andrew Ferguson
Phorm and its relevant advertising feature that is part of the Webwise phishing warning system is something that has generated many column inches around the main broadband news sites and blogs.
News has just reached us that Kent Ertugrul the Phorm CEO will be online between 8:30pm and 9:30pm this evening to take part in an online chat at www.webwise.com/chat.
Previous Phorm related items in our news:
- BT Retail to test Phorm system on 10,000 customers
- Phorm and surfing privacy debate continues
- Users worry over privacy issues
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Posted by
carrot63 7 months ago
He must be a real sucker for pain.
He must be a real sucker for pain.
Posted by
whatever2 7 months ago
or, as per anyone else who does PR online chat, he'll only answer carefully selected and, dare i say it, fielded questions...that might even appear to be worded as if cut and pasted from a script....
or, as per anyone else who does PR online chat, he'll only answer carefully selected and, dare i say it, fielded questions...that might even appear to be worded as if cut and pasted from a script....
Posted by
CARPETBURN 7 months ago
quote"that might even appear to be worded as if cut and pasted from a script"
Surely not... A big organisation with a script monkey... That wouldnt and never happens does it hehe ;)
quote"that might even appear to be worded as if cut and pasted from a script"
Surely not... A big organisation with a script monkey... That wouldnt and never happens does it hehe ;)
Posted by
eurobear 7 months ago
Windows Vista refuses to load thier Chat tool as it coming from an unsigned source. When an operating system won't even risk loading thier chat tool it can't be a great sign.
Windows Vista refuses to load thier Chat tool as it coming from an unsigned source. When an operating system won't even risk loading thier chat tool it can't be a great sign.
Posted by
Guzzo 7 months ago
MAC Codes from BT graphed up should look like an arial. This is ridiculous expecting this out-ethics dupe to say anything other than his well scripted response.
At the end of the day the real question should be what business does BT have allowing an outside company access to their users Internet traffic, whatever the reason. If the Police or security services want access to that they at least need a warrant(well not always). Phorm gets access for er "marketing purposes"?
DO ME A FAVOUR GOV!
MAC Codes from BT graphed up should look like an arial. This is ridiculous expecting this out-ethics dupe to say anything other than his well scripted response.
At the end of the day the real question should be what business does BT have allowing an outside company access to their users Internet traffic, whatever the reason. If the Police or security services want access to that they at least need a warrant(well not always). Phorm gets access for er "marketing purposes"?
DO ME A FAVOUR GOV!
Posted by
Dawn_Falcon 7 months ago
Eurobear - no, that says a lot about Vista, actually.
Eurobear - no, that says a lot about Vista, actually.
Posted by
herdwick 7 months ago
"as it coming from an unsigned source" - as does most software and drivers.
"as it coming from an unsigned source" - as does most software and drivers.
Posted by
CARPETBURN 7 months ago
Yea agree with both the above comments, thats a vista issue, some are saying vista is the worst OS Microsoft have ever produced... In terms of compatibilty with hardware out there it is shocking.
Yea agree with both the above comments, thats a vista issue, some are saying vista is the worst OS Microsoft have ever produced... In terms of compatibilty with hardware out there it is shocking.
Posted by
keith_thfc 7 months ago
"Windows Vista refuses to load thier Chat tool as it coming from an unsigned source"
Is this the case if you turn of UAC?
I've had Vista for nearly a year now and never seen any 'unsigned' programs refuse to load.
"Windows Vista refuses to load thier Chat tool as it coming from an unsigned source"
Is this the case if you turn of UAC?
I've had Vista for nearly a year now and never seen any 'unsigned' programs refuse to load.
Posted by
eurobear 7 months ago
Managed to get the tool to load by turning off an internet Explorer Security settign but then it still refused to run successfully. I'm assuming the Chat Forum used was quite busy...
Managed to get the tool to load by turning off an internet Explorer Security settign but then it still refused to run successfully. I'm assuming the Chat Forum used was quite busy...
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All i will say in advance is poor bloke some of the questions he is going to have to deal with will range from the intelligent and tricky right down to the outright dumb. Lets hope the bloke doesnt speak in what i term marketting twaddle see people finally understand its just ad advert service to make money.