In this podcast Kaliya Hamlin interview’s Jim Fournier from Planetwork on the 10th anniversary of the publishing in First Monday of The Augmented Social Network: Building Identity and Trust into the Next Generation Internet.
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Solove and Hartzog: “The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy”
29 August 2013 by
Over on Bruce Schneier’s blog, he highlights an interesting new paper by Daniel Solove and Woodrow Hartzog. How did the FTC end up as the privacy watchdog, what are they watching, and how do we build it into a more robust framework? Abstract: One of the great ironies about information privacy law is that the […]
Personal Clouds and Augmented Reality
1 July 2013 by
I was invited by Christine Perey to present at the 9th Augmented Reality Standards Community Meeting in New York City. We are kindred spirits – like my work in identity and personal data bringing together a whole range of organizations, companies and people She is bringing together the range of standards organizations who’s work all […]
Harvard Law Review: Four principles for surveillance law
3 April 2013 by
Neil Richards offers four principles for surveillance law: surveillance is not just for governments, secret surveillance and total surveillance are illegitimate, and surveillance is harmful. I add that surveillance is becoming something everyone and everything does, and that privacy is becoming about personal data as property.