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xkcd: ContextBot
24 July 2012 by
Thank you, xkcd. We giggle about creepy ideas, at first. Then we become angry in resistance or we resignedly accept the change. This happened with miniskirts and rock and roll. And with threats of nuclear winter. We’re still giggling about how vivid a portrait the cyberverse is painting. When will it shift it for you […]
Privacy Identity Innovation Day 2
16 May 2012 by
Professor Weigend of Stanford is giving a talk on the nature of data and the next phase of the data revolution. He states: ‘Communication is said to exist in order to transmit data. Forget it. Data exists to enable communication.” “Business models of entire industries are changing due to social identity.’ “Non social businesses like […]
PII 2012 Startup Snapshots
15 May 2012 by
These folks are startup companies selected by PII to present. They are: Joanne Lang, CEO, About One. “User’s Own their Own Data.” @aboutone Patrick Ambron, BrandYourself @brandyourself Emily Marshall, CoupleFire, A private social network for couples. Very interesting. @couplefire Rob Banagale, CEO, Glif @gl_ph. A digital identity platform. With secure VOIP, secure messaging, everything encrypted. […]