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January 14, 2021 / Last updated : January 14, 2021 ResearchBuzz Security & Legal Issues

Ars Technica: Parler’s amateur coding could come back to haunt Capitol Hill rioters

Ars Technica: Parler’s amateur coding could come back to haunt Capitol Hill rioters. “A key reason for her success: Parler’s site was a mess. Its public API used no authentication. When users deleted their posts, the site failed to remove the content and instead only added a delete flag to it. Oh, and each post […]

January 12, 2021 / Last updated : January 12, 2021 ResearchBuzz Security & Legal Issues

Threatpost: Researcher Builds Parler Archive Amid Amazon Suspension

Threatpost: Researcher Builds Parler Archive Amid Amazon Suspension. “A security researcher said she has scraped and is archiving 99 percent of Parler’s public posts, as the social-media network goes offline following suspensions from Amazon, Apple and Google. Archived content includes public posts from the social-media site. These posts reportedly included Parler video URLs made up […]

December 8, 2020 / Last updated : December 8, 2020 ResearchBuzz New Resources

Library of Congress: GPO and Library of Congress Release Ten Years of Legislative Data on Govinfo

Library of Congress: GPO and Library of Congress Release Ten Years of Legislative Data on Govinfo. “The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) in partnership with the Library of Congress, U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate has released 10 additional years of bill status XML bulk data on govinfo. Bill status information, created by the […]

December 6, 2020 / Last updated : December 6, 2020 ResearchBuzz New Resources

Data Horde: Yahoo! Groups Archive Metadata Now Available

Data Horde: Yahoo! Groups Archive Metadata Now Available. “After months of work and preparation, the metadata for over 1.1 million Yahoo! Groups retrieved by Archive Team’s Python script as well as from other grabs has been organized and is now available on the Internet Archive. Special thanks to Doranwen for organizing this data.”

July 29, 2020 / Last updated : July 29, 2020 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuff

PCWorld: How to back up your Google Photos library and keep your metadata

PCWorld: How to back up your Google Photos library and keep your metadata. “Google Photos is one of the best ways to sync and store the picture you take on your phone, but getting them out of your library is another story—especially if you want to keep your metadata (date, time, caption, etc.). Since Photos […]

July 23, 2020 / Last updated : July 23, 2020 ResearchBuzz Around the Search & Social Media World

NextGov: Library of Congress Wants To Try Adding Humans to Automated Processes

NextGov: Library of Congress Wants To Try Adding Humans to Automated Processes. “The Library of Congress, the biggest physical repository of information in the world, has been digitizing its resources, expanding its digital library and developing automation tools to manage its collection. As those tools bear fruit, Library officials now want to reintroduce humans to […]

June 28, 2020 / Last updated : June 28, 2020 ResearchBuzz Research & Opinion

Moving Forward With Equitable Metadata: Changing Exclusive Terminology (DigitalNC)

DigitalNC: Moving Forward With Equitable Metadata: Changing Exclusive Terminology. “To continue the steps taken to promote equal representation throughout DigitalNC’s collections, as initially brought up in the recent blog post We Can Do Better: Making Our Metadata More Equitable, the NCDHC staff is becoming more committed to inclusivity through changing exclusive terminology. For this update, […]

June 28, 2020 / Last updated : June 28, 2020 ResearchBuzz Security & Legal Issues

Ubergizmo: Hackers Are Now Hiding Credit Card Skimmers In Image Metadata On The Web

Ubergizmo: Hackers Are Now Hiding Credit Card Skimmers In Image Metadata On The Web. “Physical credit card skimmers aren’t new and while they can be disguised, it is relatively easy to spot it if you know what you’re looking for. Unfortunately, it seems that credit card skimmers have gone virtual where according to a report […]

June 25, 2020 / Last updated : June 25, 2020 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuff

OSINT Tip: How to Analyze Exif Data (Security Boulevard)

Security Boulevard: OSINT Tip: How to Analyze Exif Data. “Intelligence analysts, law enforcement, legal investigators, and investigative journalists all analyze metadata stored with digital images to gather insights about people, events, and locations worldwide. How does it work?”

June 9, 2020 / Last updated : June 9, 2020 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuff

Forbes: Image Scrubber Lets Protestors Post Photos Without Fear Of Reprisals

Forbes: Image Scrubber Lets Protestors Post Photos Without Fear Of Reprisals. “Digital photographs carry what’s known as EXIF data, a stash of hidden technical information that is embedded in every digital image file. This data can include sensitive details such as the precise date, time and location at which the picture was taken, the make […]

February 23, 2020 / Last updated : February 23, 2020 ResearchBuzz Tweaks & Updates

Search Engine Land: Google adds new image license metadata for licensable image label

Search Engine Land: Google adds new image license metadata for licensable image label. “Google has launched a new structured data element for image license metadata that allows Google Images to show a licensable image label in the search results.”

February 6, 2020 / Last updated : February 6, 2020 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuff

Taneya’s Genealogy Blog: My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 6 – Follow Metadata Standards

Taneya’s Genealogy Blog: My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 6 – Follow Metadata Standards. “When organizing my digital pictures, it is also important for me that as I add the metadata, I do it in a way that follows best practice standards/guidelines for digital photo metadata. Of course, each software program will decide how they implement […]

January 16, 2020 / Last updated : January 16, 2020 ResearchBuzz Research & Opinion

We Can Do Better: Making Our Metadata More Equitable (DigitalNC)

DigitalNC: We Can Do Better: Making Our Metadata More Equitable. “Over the last few months I’ve been working on a pilot project that looks at how NCDHC staff have portrayed women through metadata (the information that accompanies the images on DigitalNC) over time. This is a small step towards finding unconscious bias in our work […]

January 4, 2020 / Last updated : January 4, 2020 ResearchBuzz Useful Stuff

SEO Best Practices: How to Create Awesome Meta Descriptions (Search Engine Journal)

Search Engine Journal: SEO Best Practices: How to Create Awesome Meta Descriptions. “Since the early days of SEO, meta descriptions have been an important optimization point. Google continues to maintain that meta descriptions don’t help with rankings whatsoever. But, as an indirect signal, there is anecdotal evidence that indirect attributes of better descriptions do help.”

December 29, 2019 / Last updated : December 29, 2019 ResearchBuzz Tweaks & Updates

Liliputing: freedb is shutting down in March, 2020 (free music database)

Liliputing: freedb is shutting down in March, 2020 (free music database). “Freedb is a free online database of track listings for millions of CDs. Without this type of database, you’d either end up with a bunch of nameless files, or you’d have to manually type the album names, artist info, song titles, and other data […]

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