Needless to say, the document most of us are reading now is the 209-page General Data Protection Regulation, just agreed upon by the institutions of the European Union. A few parts are quite a page-turner. (Parental consent for under-16s to access the Internet? Srsly?) But even with this scintillating read, we find ourselves reaching for … Continue Reading
As readers of the InsidePrivacy blog know, we often save some fun reading on privacy issues for the weekend, given the crush of business during the week. This week, we’re up for some digital magazine reading. It’s refreshing when privacy issues burst into the mainstream consciousness, and we have two great examples of that this … Continue Reading
As readers of the InsidePrivacy blog know, we often save some fun reading on privacy issues for the weekend, given the crush of business during the week. Sure, you’re reading the FTC’s just‑released Internet of Things report (and hopefully Shel’s helpful analysis of it), but a little broader reading might be just right for our … Continue Reading
As readers of the InsidePrivacy blog know, we often save some fun reading on privacy issues for the weekend, given the crush of business during the week. The past couple of weeks have been a challenging time for the Internet, though, and our thoughts have turned to the darker side of anonymity and privacy. The … Continue Reading
After a particularly long work week, curling up with a law-review article can seem a little daunting for weekend reading. So for this weekend, I’ve been saving up some really promising magazine articles — short, concise, entertaining, and full of terrific information about privacy. Here are a few ideas that might make for bite-size reading … Continue Reading
It’s shaping up to be a big data weekend, for those of us who try to find some interesting weekend reading away from the crush of the day-to-day schedule. If you’re thinking about Monday’s FTC workshop on the impact of big-data analytics on vulnerable communities, a bit of weekend reading about the intersection between technology … Continue Reading
In the day-to-day rush of work, it can be tough to find time during the week for interesting reading that invigorates our thinking about privacy. If you’re like us and enjoy lining up a little bit of provocative reading for the weekend, you might think about taking a look here: Star Berkeley privacy professor Chris … Continue Reading
