PECR, RIPA and Directive 2002/58/EC
Ian Batten
ukcrypto at chiark.greenend.org.uk
Wed, 9 Apr 2008 18:06:42 +0100
On 09 Apr 08, at 1426, James Firth wrote:
> Noting the recent changes (v1.2) to the ICO statement on Phorm
Phorm's response is up: http://blog.phorm.com/?p=16
They claim it's good for them: I suspect the future battle-ground is
the precise definition of opt-in and opt-out. If you believe a single
splash-screen is a good opt-in, then that's good for Phorm; if you
have concerns about children, shared accounts and the rest then it's
not good for Phorm. We'll see.
However, their share price is off 9.7% and their stock is now trading
at 1500, with a mid-morning low of 1425, so it's clearly going to
require some careful messaging.
Today I'm a financial guru: I found the top of the market for betting
on Red Ken's Socialist Paradise, and have 20 quid on at 9/4. He's now
down (or up from his perspective) to 7/4. Sadly, I didn't back Boris
when he was at 9/4: holding 9/4 on both horses in a two horse race
would be nice, wouldn't it?
ian