Security tweaks, PDFs herald new Firefox builds

	Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Social Tech       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter June 09, 2012     Security tweaks, PDFs herald new Firefox builds Native PDF reading comes to Firefox 15, while on-demand plug-in protection, a new Web site identity indicator, and new gaming APIs graduate into Firefox 14 beta.  More | Share on Facebook          Dish Network chief defends new ad-skipping feature Dish chairman Charlie Ergen believes the service's new ad-skipping Auto Hop feature is a necessary response to the lure of Web TV, according to a Wall Street Journal report.  More | Share on Facebook        Get your favorite CNET editors. To go. Send the free app to your smartphone or iPad. Get it now.     Facebook ads are effective, says new study Amid the debate on the value of advertising on Facebook, a new study from ComScore finds that ads do affect the buying behavior of the site's members.  More | Share on Facebook    Facebook to reveal cyberbullies who harassed woman The social network will release the identities of the Facebook members who bullied a U.K. woman online over comments she made about a a TV show contestant.  More | Share on Facebook    Microsoft's default Do Not Track not dead yet Microsoft's plan to have the Do Not Track cookie preference turned on by default in Internet Explorer 10 has hit a pothole, but it's not out of gas yet.  More | Share on Facebook    Microsoft's Do Not Track default in IE10 violates new specs Company's attempt to set Do Not Track as a default option in Internet Explorer 10 runs counter to the latest DNT draft that says a user must be given a choice.  More | Share on Facebook    LinkedIn: We see no security breach... so far The company's initial investigation hasn't yet turned up any breach of security in its systems related to the reported hacking of millions of user passwords. Which could be worrying in itself.  More | Share on Facebook    Will we get a .lol or .google? ICANN's answer due June 13 The organization says it received over 1,900 applications for new generic top-level domains, from big companies, startups, geographical locales, and more.  More | Share on Facebook    Internet lights up with new IPv6 connections The next-generation Internet technology has been gradually arriving for years, but it takes a big step forward today with the World IPv6 Launch event.  More | Share on Facebook    Millions of LinkedIn passwords reportedly leaked online A hacker says he's posted 6.5 million LinkedIn passwords on the Web -- hot on the heels of security researchers' warnings about privacy issues with LinkedIn's iOS app.  More | Share on Facebook    CNET DOWNLOAD: LATEST WEB APPS   1. Breezi 2. Seo Panel 3. RoomSurge 4. PushMon 5. Discogs  View all Web application titles in Download.com 6. Car Park Booking by StivaSoft 7. Actravia 8. Any.Do 9. Alabama Apartment Lease 10. BugHotel Reservation System   Connect with us on:              The e-mail address for this newsletter is boy.blogger@gmail.com To update your account, please visit our Newsletter subscription center. Unsubscribe from this e-mail | Newsletter help | Privacy policy Copyright 2012 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. CBS Interactive, 235 Second Street, San Francisco, CA 94105, U.S.A.