After Raising $235K, Abode Remains Committed to Taking on Adobe(petapixel.com)

63 points by sctgrhm 3 years ago | 71 comments

DJI Removes Video Shot in National Parks After It Raises Eyebrows(petapixel.com)

39 points by josephcsible 1 year ago | 9 comments

LAION demands money from photographer who requested removal of photos(petapixel.com)

32 points by janandonly 3 years ago | 10 comments

DPReview’s Founder Blasts Amazon’s CEO: ‘What a Waste’(petapixel.com)

150 points by ValentineC 3 years ago | 107 comments

Ref Butts and Slam Dunks: What It's Like Photographing an NBA Game(petapixel.com)

37 points by PaulHoule 1 year ago | 21 comments

Flickr: The first and last great photo platform(petapixel.com)

274 points by Nrbelex 6 months ago | 149 comments

FTC sues Adobe for hiding fees and inhibiting cancellations(ftc.gov)

2457 points by ChrisArchitect 2 years ago | 797 comments

FTC press release announcing a lawsuit against Adobe and two executives for hiding early termination fees and making software subscriptions hard to cancel.

Bluesky announces data federation for self hosters(bsky.social)

684 points by jakebsky 2 years ago | 407 comments

Bluesky blog post from Feb 22, 2024 announcing that the Bluesky network is federating, allowing users to host their own data servers.

Cancel Adobe if you are a creative under NDA with your clients(twitter.com)

418 points by wanderingmind 2 years ago | 214 comments

A tweet urging creatives under NDA to cancel Adobe subscriptions over Adobe's updated terms of service allowing access to user content.

LinkedIn wins court order blocking mass scraping of user data(therecord.media)

40 points by ilamont 1 month ago | 27 comments

The Record news article reporting that LinkedIn obtained a court order blocking a company from mass scraping its user data.

Reddit’s blackout protest is set to continue indefinitely(old.reddit.com)

520 points by rajeevk 3 years ago | 549 comments

An r/technology discussion thread on old Reddit linking an Independent article reporting that the Reddit blackout protest will continue indefinitely.

Data sleuths who spotted research misconduct cleared of defamation(arstechnica.com)

523 points by dangle1 2 years ago | 99 comments

Ars Technica article reporting a court dismissed defamation claims against researchers who identified manipulated data, while Harvard still faces trial over its investigation.