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[NTLVictim]

Originally Posted by Tharrick

I'd upload it here, but I have no idea how to convert a multi-page .tif into several individual-page .jpg files. Photoshop is no help here, as it only shows the first page.

OpenOffice?

Dunno how good THIS is, just found it..

[Ravenheart]

I've just converted it to a pdf file (and now single page jpeg's with my details removed) if that helps

[Tharrick]

Sounds like a good idea, you do the uploading then :P I'm too lazy/busy/<excuse of choice> right now :P

[AlexanderHanff]

Phorm shares could hit a 52 week low this week. Currently down at £12.50 (Down 8.26%)

Alexander Hanff

[EDIT] Correction 12.25 (down 10.09%) and equalling the 52 week low from last month.

[mark777]

Legs eleven!

http://finance.google.com/finance?q=LON:PHRM

[AlexanderHanff]

ITS OFFICIAL!

As of 15:19 this afternoon Phorm stock has hit a new low of £11.75 per share. Congratulations everyone, the only reason for the dramatic loss in confidence in their stock is the negative publicity generated by all of us and people elsewhere on the anti-Phorm wagon.

Lets hope it continues to drop below £10.00

Alexander Hanff

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Looks like someone just made an emergency purchase to try and bring it back up again.

Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff

ITS OFFICIAL!

As of 15:19 this afternoon Phorm stock has hit a new low of £11.75 per share. Congratulations everyone, the only reason for the dramatic loss in confidence in their stock is the negative publicity generated by all of us and people elsewhere on the anti-Phorm wagon.

Lets hope it continues to drop below £10.00

Alexander Hanff

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Looks like someone just made an emergency purchase to try and bring it back up again.

[fidbod]

Good news on the shareprice.

Has there been any further news on the PIA release?

[Ravenheart]

Here's a couple of Jpeg images of the email from the EC

[AlexanderHanff]

http://www.p2pnet.net/story/16046

Wet your whistles on that one I contacted Jon earlier today with the EU Commission replies and he has kindly done a new article based around them.

Alexander Hanff

[Ravenheart]

Originally Posted by davethejag

Hi All, Just seen this, apologies if it has been posted already. -
http://www.localtechwire.com/busines...story/2940963/

Regards to all. davethejag

Interesting bit in that article Dave posted

All this data is tied not to our names but to anonymous identifiers like cookies or IP address, which typically cannot be traced back to a particular individual except by court order.

Again proving that even with the marvellous mechanical Phorm anonymiser they still know who you are.

[AlexanderHanff]

New Digg

http://digg.com/tech_news/EU_Commiss...ts_about_Phorm

Alexander Hanff

[NTLVictim]

1,212.500 at the close.

[AlexanderHanff]

Originally Posted by NTLVictim

1,212.500 at the close.

That is still a 52 week low I think, 12.25 was the low before today if I remember correctly.

Alexander Hanff

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Dunno if anyone has seen this? I haven't before now so posting for reference:

http://privacylaw.proskauer.com/tags/phorm/

Alexander Hanff

[warescouse]

Originally Posted by Ravenheart

Here's a couple of Jpeg images of the email from the EC

The EC can tell the mighty Microsoft the rights and wrongs of their marketing practices and software engineering 'errors' they have built into their operating systems. They have also imposed large fines for the corrective 'inactions' on directives Microsoft's have been instructed to follow. I cannot see Phorm and BT being anything but a pushover should the EC decide to act on any illegalities past and present.