by wpdensmore | Feb 4, 2019 | identity, privacy
Harvard Business School emerita professor Shoshana Zuboff says there is a competitive opportunity for a privacy-respecting alliance of companies to counter Google, Facebook and other platforms she calls “surveillance capitalists” in her just-published book...
by wpdensmore | Jan 25, 2019 | Uncategorized
A unique effort to protect consumer privacy and support journalism is gathering steam after a Jan. 15 meeting hosted by the NYC Media Lab in Brooklyn. (WHO PARTICIPATED) “We invited people we knew had the expertise, insight, and creativity to create a data...
by wpdensmore | Jan 21, 2019 | Uncategorized
By Dr. Augustine Fu “Carnegie Mellon University professor of IT and public policy, Alessandro Acquisti, teased a piece of yet to be published research — working with a large U.S. publisher that provided the researchers with millions of transactions to study....
by wpdensmore | Jan 1, 2019 | data, ownership, privacy
Ownership of data – how to define it and how to control it — is one of the three most important political issues of our time, but is so complicated people do not focus on it, according to an Israeli historian and author, Yuval Noah Harari, who’s latest...
by wpdensmore | Oct 25, 2018 | advertising, explanations, research
By Bill Densmore and Don Marti RELATED LINKS: What is data leakage? How the ITE can solve data leakage and fosters ethical advertising) Service journalism and the web advertising problem INTRODUCTION Web sites that depend on reaching users with trustworthy content...
