- Don't hate the cookies: Germany has influenced Facebook, Twitter, and Google to delete some hate speech...the definitions are not yet crisp.
- Prime cookies: More than half of Americans say they will do 'most' of their holiday shopping at Amazon. The other retailers don't even come close.
- Run, run, run, as fast as you can: You're trying to rethink your approaches in the mobile era. Try doing that when you're Adobe and it's Photoshop.
- A private stash of gingerbread: Doing business in Europe? You now need to comply with newly passed EU online privacy laws, designed to protect citizens' data.
- Oh (ginger) snap: The online degree has hit a learning curve, says the Wall Street Journal. Lots of lessons in this article.
- Ginger persons excepted: The United States may start checking social media accounts when deciding whether to issue you a visa.
- Cookies packed for shipment: Gmail's Inbox app makes it easier for you to share travel info.
- Talk about cookies: For the Summer Olympics in 2016, NBC Universal will partner with data trackers to measure the audience in what it's calling a "billion-dollar research lab."
- Here's me with my cookies: Facebook now lets you download entire photo albums.
- Charlie bit my gingerbread: YouTube's head of trends and culture explains what makes a video go viral these days.
- Stale cookies? This week, the blog looked at what to do when your speaker uses a repetitive phrase that tips off reporters.
- Last chance kitchen: There are just a few seats left in my January 14 and January 28 workshops on Creating a TED-quality Talk. Snap them up!
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