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By Joe Andrieu on April 19, 2013
Don’t let Congress undermine our best free market tool for fixing our relationships with companies. The US House of Representatives just passed a bill (CISPA, aka HR264) that explicitly allows companies to ignore their privacy agreements in the name of cybersecurity. Here’s the Huffington Post report: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/18/cispa-vote-house-approves_n_3109504.html SOPA. The Monsanto Protection Act. CISPA. Regulatory capture of [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, privacy, ProjectVRM, regulatory, Shared Information |
By Joe Andrieu on March 1, 2013
This is fascinating: http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/google-bringing-trueview-ads-apps-games-147558 Google has an ad program on YouTube that let’s users skip ads and they are now extending it to other ad formats. Even though it is the same old advertising game–something that could use some fixing–what’s impressive is that with the ad-skipping feature Google saw “a 40 percent reduction in the number [...]
Posted in ProjectVRM, User Driven, Vendor Relationship Management |
By Joe Andrieu on May 23, 2012
We’ve been asked if we have any badges to help promote our Kickstarter for the Standard Information Sharing Label. The answer is now yes! If you’re a backer or just want to help promote the idea, put these babies on your website or blog or Twitter or Facebook and help get out the word! We [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, Shared Information | Tagged badges, Kantara, kickstarter, standard information sharing label, standard label |
By Joe Andrieu on May 15, 2012
Insights from PII2012 The FTC Privacy Report makes it clear that context is the key to privacy. For example, notice and consent need not be presented and secured if the use is obvious from context: If you buy a book from Amazon, it’s clear they need an address to ship you the book. But sometimes [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, Shared Information | Tagged context, FTC privacy report, personal levels of assurance, privacy, smart disclosure, standard label |
By Joe Andrieu on May 2, 2012
From kindergarten through our professional life, sharing binds us together as friends, colleagues, and collaborators, so perhaps it should be no surprise that online sharing through services like Facebook, Twitter, and email shapes our online social life. Yet sharing online is anything but simple. The details of what happens with the information we share is [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, ProjectVRM, Shared Information, User Driven, Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged IIW, iiw14, information sharing work group, ISWG, Kantara, Kantara Initiative, label, legal, notice, open standard, open standards, privacy, privacy policy, standard information sharing label, standard label, terms of service, terms of use, TOS, TOU, Vendor Relationship Management, VRM |
By Joe Andrieu on January 15, 2012
How do you get a book at Project Gutenberg into your iPad Kindle app? It’s easy. Go to Gutenberg on your iPad and download the “Kindle” .mobi file. It’ll automatically open in the Kindle app. Yay. Don’t worry about instructions for how to get a .mobi file to your iPad Kindle. It’s a bit of [...]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged ebook, gutenberg, ipad, kindle, mobi |
By Joe Andrieu on November 10, 2011
For the last few months, I’ve been helping a friend find a good way to learn HTML. She’s an experienced professional designer… in fact her website designs were winning awards as far back as 1994. But she finally realized that because she never learned the brick and mortar work underlying the web, she was hampered [...]
Posted in Development | Tagged education, HTML, treehouse |
By Joe Andrieu on April 22, 2011
Trust is complicated. But for some reason, online trust mechanisms assume it is outrageously simple. For example, firewalls imply that once you’re in the network, you’re trusted. It’s baked into the framing of the problem. Similarly, Trust Frameworks assume that once you are in the Framework, you’re trusted (although you could build a framework that [...]
Posted in Information Sharing, Personal Data Store, Shared Information, User Driven Services, Vendor Relationship Management | Tagged consent, revocation, trust |
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