Rachel SerpaJune 25, 2015 Pop culture and the media have been propagating consumer interest in the “space age” for years. Take, for example, the Jetsons – one of television history’s most beloved shows, where George Jetson and his family live blissfully in the space age, driving flying cars and taking cues from their talking robot … Continue reading Two Quick Tips for Protecting Consumer Privacy in the “Space Age”
US consumers broadly skeptical about online privacy protection claims. Greg Sterling on May 21, 2015 The overwhelming majority of Americans want to be able to control their information online and who gets access to it. However, in a wide-ranging and nuanced Pew Research Center survey, most respondents seem resigned to fewer online protections and less privacy. … Continue reading Most Americans Want More Privacy, Don’t Trust Advertisers, Social Media Or Search Engines
Dave PackerApril 27, 2015 If you give your house key to your neighbor, he has the opportunity to snoop around through your vinyl album collection. That has lessons for enterprise security (with fewer copies of David Bowie’s work to worry about). Whenever I read an article about data privacy, especially when it comes to breaches, … Continue reading My Neighbor and Your Enterprise Data Privacy… Not as Unrelated as You Think
Emeka ObianwuApril 11, 2015 Doc Searls is the co-author of the best-selling book The Cluetrain Manifesto and the author of The Intention Economy: When Customers Take Charge. He is the Director of Project VRM at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Senior Editor of Linux Journal and the President of The Searls Group, his … Continue reading Doc Searls to Businesses: Respect Customer Data Privacy
By Lawrence Anderson, Published October 26, 2014 When it comes to looking forward to new technology, a debate about liberty and personal privacy will never be far behind. You know it just really amazes me how often the same articles raise up the same new future innovations. All the while, they carry the dark prophetic … Continue reading Privacy and Lead Generation – You Are Never Alone
Weeks after the Fappening has once again brought about a revived interest in protecting privacy. But when you protect privacy, critics of this advocacy are inextricably linked to the same people who demand more transparency from companies (and their marketers). In other words, no more secrets. You have nothing to fear if you have nothing … Continue reading B2B Marketers and Balancing Act of Privacy
