Voter Privacy and the Future of Democracy
As the election season gets into full swing, I teamed up with Evan Selinger to discuss some of the privacy challenges facing the campaigns. A...
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Joe Jerome
Social Listening and Monitoring of Students
The line between monitoring consumer sentiment in general and tracking individual customers is unclear and ill-defined. Companies need to understand public perceptions about both...
Read MoreBigConf 2014: Law and Big Data: A Privacy Perspective
BigConf 2014 Law and Big Data: A Privacy Perspective by Joseph Jerome from Nation Conferences on Vimeo. Just stumbled upon a presentation I gave...
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Rise of the Drones
In a post for the IAPP’s Privacy Perspectives blog, I discuss my recent experiences flying a DJI Phantom 2 drone and share some thoughts...
Read MoreCyberlaw and Business Report: Discussing the Internet of Things
On Wednesday, February 4th, I joined Bennet Kelley on the Cyberlaw and Business Report to discuss the FTC’s recent staff report on the Internet...
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Big Data: Catalyst for a Privacy Conversation
This week, the Indiana Law Review released my short article on privacy and big data that I prepared after the journal’s spring symposium. Law and policy...
Read MoreBig Data Conversations Need a Big Data Definition
As part of my day job, I recently recapped the Federal Trade Commission’s workshop on “Big Data” and discrimination. My two key takeaways were...
Read MoreA Few Thoughts on De-Identification and Lightning Strikes
Been spending more and more time at work trying to get a handle on the politics (and definition) of de-identification. De-identification, in short, are...
Read MoreBig Data Privacy Bingo
With the White House’s Big Data and Privacy Review anticipated any day now, I figured it was long past time to put together a...
Read MoreCommon Sense Media Student Privacy Summit All About Self-Regulation
The biggest takeaway from Common Sense Media’s School Privacy Zone Summit was, in the words of U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, that “privacy...
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