The Future of Privacy: More Data and More Choices
As I wrapped up my time at the Future of Privacy Forum, I prepared the following essay in advance of participating on a plenary...
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10 ArticlesEthics and Privacy in the Data-Driven World
As part of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s “Internet of Everything” project, my boss and I co-authored a short essay on the growing need...
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 MoreDeveloping Consensus on the Ethics of Data Use
Information is power, as the saying goes, and big data promises the power to make better decisions across industry, government, and everyday life. Data...
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...
Read MoreAverage Folks and Retailer Tracking
Yesterday evening, I found myself at the Mansion on O Street, whose eccentric interior filled with hidden doors, secret passages, and bizarrely themed rooms, seemed...
Read MoreAverage Folks and Retailer Tracking
Yesterday evening, I found myself at the Mansion on O Street, whose eccentric interior filled with hidden doors, secret passages, and bizarrely themed rooms, seemed...
Read MoreEphemeral Communication and the Frankly App Podcast
My former coworker was utterly enamored with Snapchat, on the grounds that she liked being able to express herself in ways that were not...
Read MoreBecause Everyone Needs Facebook
Facebook has rolled out several proposed updates to its privacy policy that ultimately gives Facebook even more control over its users information. Coming on...
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