Bill Birnbauer writes: Pleas by James Hird’s family to respect its privacy present challenges to media covering the latest chapter of a life that has become a very public Greek tragedy. It might seem right that the media back off – ask no questions, take no photos – and await news from Hird’s family or spokespeople. If…
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Happy New Year 2017!
Here’s wishing everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year in 2017! PogoWasRight.org will grant itself maybe a one-day break for the holiday. Then again, maybe it won’t. I guess you’ll just have to check the site tomorrow to find out!
Op-ed: Five unexpected lessons from the Ashley Madison breach
Woodrow Hartzog and Danielle Citron write about what we can learn from the recent settlement with Ashley Madison by the FTC and state attorneys general. They discuss: Privacy is for everyone Harm from a data breach is about much more than identity theft Privacy law and policy must confront the design of technologies The FTC’s…
Finding Inspiration for Art in the Betrayal of Privacy
Jenna Wortham writes: Last month, a Berlin nonprofit group called the Tactical Technology Collective took over a gallery in Lower Manhattan. They installed wall-size screens and display cases and arranged glossy tablets on large tables. The walls were white, and the décor was minimalist. If you squinted, you could mistake it for an Apple Store….