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Tag Archives: Matthew Keys
Go to Jail for Violating Terms of Service? Reddit Hopes Not
You know those terms of service you didn't read but signed anyway? The thousands of words of legalese you blithely ignored when you clicked "accept" at the bottom of the page? They could come back to haunt you. It turns … Continue reading
Former Sacramento Journalist Charged with Aiding 'Anonymous' Hackers
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There's an old rule in journalism about not becoming part of the story you're covering. Willingly or not, Matthew Keys, a former web producer for a Sacramento television station, crossed that line on Thursday when he was charged by the … Continue reading
