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The world’s largest chip maker wants to see a new kind of economy bloom around personal data.
The DRPC is a 100-item checklist designed for online users or their business to assess, monitor, protect and manage their digital reputation practices.
Civil rights advocates are worrying that immigration reform the Senate began debating yesterday is the first step toward a national identification system that would grow into a dossier on Americans and chronicle our most every move.
The creator of the Wolfram Alpha search engine explains why he thinks your life should be measured, analyzed, and improved.
Last week, I attended the PurpleBeach launch event (check out the twitter stream at #purplebeachlaunch). It’s one of those events that got me again into hyper-reflection mode. I was not really sure...
Pointers to existing definitions regarding Trust Frameworks and Assurance Concepts to serve as the foundation for meaningful conversations
We all view the world differently and on our own terms. Each of us use different words to describe the same book, movie, favorite food, person, work of art, or news article. We express our uniquene...
Pervasive sensors and IP connections, coupled with the
The company hopes Marketplace will stand out because it is offering app publishers and developers a way to sell their ad inventory while also giving them built-in, accurate data about their audience.
The HAPIfork is an electronic fork that monitors your eating habits. The HAPIfork gives you precise information about your eating schedule. The HAPIfork alerts you with the help of indicator lights when you are eating too fast.
Governmental use of unmanned surveillance drones has inspired a lot of concern about privacy, but New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg thinks the battle's already over. In a radio interview this...
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As digital data expands, anonymity may become a mathematical impossibility.
A personal view of emerging technology and Smarter Cities
As sites like Facebook work with data companies and advertisers to collect more of our personal information, tools like Disconnect may be our best hope of preserving privacy.
There is but one remedy for the Glass wearer - a bucket of iced water in the face whenever you suspect he has taken you unawares ~ With the public beta launch of Google Glass there has been a lot of discussion on why it will or won’t fail.
Is Facebook serious with its new partner categories advertising program? Somehow, using offline data to target ads seems like a stretch for a company already facing a privacy backlash and that has such rich data to mine from inside its own platform.
A new research paper shows just how easy it is to identify individuals based on supposedly anonymous mobile-phone data, and this isn’t the first time supposedly anonymous data really wasn’t.
It's deja vu all over again One aspect of intentcasting that fascinates me is how recursive it is. VRM is the manifestation of a desire for intentcasting in an environment which lacks a framework ...
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