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• P3P and the Future of PETs

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 465
  I will be speaking on Thursday at the European Commission’s Workshop on the Economic Benefits of Privacy-enhancing Technologies in Brussels. With many calling for a revamping of ideas using metadata to help protect privacy, I felt that it was important to use the occasion to write a short paper entitled ...
  5 days ago

• Should Privacy Laws Apply to Bipolar Disorder?

  
  Bipolar Beat — Authority: 411
  Yesterday, Lynn posted a comment on our Bipolar Disorder Medication Spotlight: Seroquel . Here’s what she had to say. My husband is bipolar and has been exhibiting extreme mania for 4 months. In and out of jail, finally 3 weeks in the psych unit. He came out on 900mg Seroquel at night. Isn’t that an extremely ...
  6 days ago

• Thinking About a ‘Privacy Commons’

  
  Technology, Thoughts, and Trinkets — Authority: 103
  Pages:  1 2 In some privacy circles there is a vision of creating a simple method of decoding privacy policies. As it stands, privacy policies ‘exist’ in a nebulous domain of legalese. Few people read these policies, and fewer still understand what they do (and do not) say. The same has traditionally ...
  1 week ago

• Bloggers and "conflict of interest" -- the "implicit content" problem

  
  Bill Boushka — Authority: 125
  Over the past few years, I, like many bloggers, have become increasingly concerned about the topic of “online reputation”, and particularly the issue of “implicit content”, the notion that an online posting, while acceptable use by ordinary reckoning (or terms of service provisions), might be misread by others ...
  2 weeks ago

• Online Privacy and the Commerce Clause

  
  Cato @ Liberty — Authority: 738
  I fear that with the PATRIOT Act on the brain, I’ve been remiss in continuing the colloquy on behavioral ads and privacy regulation that I’d been having with Jim Harper—who flattered me by responding in a long and thoughtful essay a couple weeks back. Because there’s so much interesting stuff there, I hope ...
  4 weeks ago

• Colleges deal with sexuality and privacy issues for roommates (remember DADT?)

  
  Bill Boushka — Authority: 125
  I’ve talked about college roommate issues here before (particularly on a posting Nov. 28, 2006 on this blog), so it was interesting to me today to see, in the Metro Section of the Washington Post today, Sunday Oct. 18, the article by Daniel de Vise, “Colleges speaking up to protect shy ‘sexiles’”, link ...
  4 weeks ago

• How to Identify If You Are Tweeting With a Lawyer

  
  Social Media Law Student — Authority: 426
  1. “I need more than 140 characters.” 2. “Have you checked out my legal blog?” 3. #ilta09 #techshow #getalife #legalrebels 4. “I’m a thought leader.” 5. “I was the first social media lawyer expert guru. Have you read my book?” 6. “I usually don’t follow the first night but for you I’ll ...
  4 weeks ago

• 6 Critical Factors for Effective Information Security & Privacy Policies

  
  Realtime Community | IT Compliance — Authority: 107
  Ive been feeling bad about not posting to my blog as often as I have historically...
  4 weeks ago

• Adobe devours analytics firm, is your data the dessert?

  
  Technology Info — Authority: 159
  Filed under: Business, AdobeAdobe announced it’s buying Omniture, the web analytics firm it’s been using to track usage stats on its products for years. Omniture is one of the largest analytics companies out there, serving a roster of customers including America Online (this blog’s parent company), British ...
  8 weeks ago

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