Theme : personalinformation
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Finland privacy judgment
Finland privacy judgment
from : petebradwell
24th July 2008
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The Future of Reputation
A book, available free online, on what might be happening to our privacy and ultimately reputation in an age of ubiquitous personal information.
from : petebradwell
25th February 2008
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Archrights videos on ContactPoint database
Archrights videos on ContactPoint database
from : petebradwell
23rd January 2008
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Potlatch: the public sphere as confessional
Potlatch: the public sphere as confessional
from : petebradwell
16th January 2008
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It really is not about ownership of identity data | CSO Blogs
Great post from Eric Norlin of Digital ID World on control of personal data
from : petebradwell
15th January 2008
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QDOS
The FYI pamphlet was big on the need for ideas that can help people manage their personal information - and the trail of information we leave behind us that is often called our 'digital footprint'. That tells other people a lot about the kind of things a person likes and, ultimately, the sort of person they are.
So I thought it was worth mentioning Garlik's new tool 'QDOS', which looks like a really interesting and accessible way to start thinking about, and managing, that digital footprint...
from : petebradwell
13th December 2007
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The new politics of personal information
We've been telling anyone that will listen for a long time that personal information is really important. In the past couple of days it seems like we, and people like the Information Commissioner, have been proved right. The story details some terrible mistakes, but we can't stop with the bad news story. This is an opportunity to open the serious debate we need about how and why personal information is so valuable.
That's a debate we're calling for in the forthcoming pamphlet FYI: The new politics of personal information, which we're launching on 7th December.
from : petebradwell
22nd November 2007
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For Your Information
Demos is launching a new pamphlet about personal information and privacy called FYI: The new politics of personal information, with Information Commissioner Richard Thomas, Bill Thompson and Natalie Haynes.
from : petebradwell
15th November 2007
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Crossing the 'e's
Yesterday the Prime Minister announced various anti-terrorism measures, including updates on the 'e-borders' program. There's a comment, about the speech and approach generally, from Timothy Garton-Ash here. I thought it was worth mentioning the e-borders news, especially in the light of our upcoming pamphlet on personal information.
from : petebradwell
15th November 2007
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BBC NEWS | World | Europe | EU lays out anti-terror proposals
BBC NEWS | World | Europe | EU lays out anti-terror proposals
from : petebradwell
9th November 2007
