Posts Tagged with "anonymity"
Citizen Lab, Where the Internet is an Open Public Commons
Citizen Lab is a great site to troll if you’re at all interested in cyberactivism. Centered at the University of Toronto’s Munk Centre for International Studies, this group, directed by Ronald J. Deibert, endorses the strong normative claim that the Internet ought to be “protected and preserved” as an “open public commons”. In addition to publishing [...]
Continue reading...New Book on Privacy in a Networked Society
Friday, April 17, 2009
Lessons From the Identity Trail The long awaited (by some) book, Lessons From the Identity Trail: Anonymity, Privacy and Identity In a Networked Society, has finally been released by Oxford University Press. It is released under a creative commons license, which means you can download it for free. This is a first for Oxford University Press. I will [...]
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- Jason Millar: I take your point regarding the market/business experience. My understanding is that the board is required (though maybe in a loose sense) to have the...
- Michael Karlin: It's not as contrversial as it seems. He is one vote of 17, and adds some element of market expertise to the group. Most of the Governing Council...
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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