Attorneys General Swarm Google
U.S. Attorneys General argue that Google's draconian unification of profile and account information across all its sites invades consumer privacy.
Disintermediation: an Amazon parable
A spine tingling story with a sequel about reusable identities
A social network or the name police – but not both
According to Bob Blakely, "Google wants to be in the 'social' business. But they’re not behaving sociably."
24 year old student lights match: Europe versus Facebook
Facebook generation's Max Schrems is walloping Facebook with a media-savvy rejection of some fundamental assumptions
Arrogant bullies versus Superheroine
"Give up your identity, Identity Woman!"
Linked In strikes out
We need a professional network that respects the rights of the people in it. Linked In just lost my vote.
Who is harmed by a “Real Names” policy?
Those of us working on identity technology have to internalize the lessons here
Head over to the Office of Inadequate Security
It even has a twitter feed for breach junkies
The Idiot’s Guide to Why Voicemail Hacking is a Crime
Defense lawyers have argued that voicemail has already been transmitted and is therefore no longer "in the course of its transmission."
New paper on Wi-Fi positioning systems
In a new paper Ann Cavoukian and I argue that when reusing an existing architecture for unintended purposes, we must beware of unintended consequences
Change of status
I will keep my hand in the identity and social computing space to the extent that people find my input useful.
