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Michael Zimmer, PhD, is a privacy and data ethics scholar at Marquette University

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Day: May 20, 2007

20May

On the Importance of Libraries

Posted by Michael Zimmeron May 20, 2007in Libraries, Professional

One of the more pleasant unintended consequences of my dissertation research was unearthing how the values of privacy, autonomy, and freedom of inquiry are central to the institution of the public library. I argue that libraries serve as spheres of…

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20May

Why Privacy Matters

Posted by Michael Zimmeron May 20, 2007in Libraries, Privacy

Rory Litwin at the excellent Library Juice blog suggests three things we can do to remind ourselves why privacy matters: Recall specific occasions in your life when you realized you needed to make some information about yourself more private, or…

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20May

NYT Discovers Data-Mining

Posted by Michael Zimmeron May 20, 2007in Internet

For some odd reason, the New York Times has an article declaring that data-mining has now gone mainstream: ...a wave of sophisticated computing and mathematical analytics that is moving into the mainstream. Fueling the trend are the digitization of information,…

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