Privacy Archive
Archives for February 2014
A doctor rarely praises an electronic health-record system for being easy to use or improving care.
He also says tech companies can’t trust the NSA.
Market to me -- not to those like me -- and deliver it at the time and place that best suits me. If you don’t, you’ll lose me, because someone else will deliver.
And the only thing people hate more than telecom companies is cable companies.
Whether the DeepMind acquisition results in robot armies or thermostat dogs is yet to be seen.
The inevitable tension between human intuition and the harsh light of data.
The Obama administration hopes some might use the new framework to protect against hacker attacks.
Imagine finding out that your headquarters is sitting on a diamond mine.
Recommendations for creating a foundation for data privacy.
How do you make money on free software? Look to Linux for an example.
Dear advertisers, we are currently guilty by association.
Metadata unification continues.