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Category archive for ‘Online Privacy’

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  Facebook’s Zuckerberg: “Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity”

  5/14/10 • (16)

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  Another Facebook Exec Talks About Privacy; Another Set of Gross Misunderstandings

  5/12/10 • (2)

• What Happens to Your Facebook Data When You Leave? (Updated)

  5/10/10 • (4)

• More Details on Twitter-Library of Congress Deal

  4/29/10 • (2)

• How Your Private Tweets Might Be Included in the Library of Congress Public Archive

  4/14/10 • (2)

• Open Questions about Library of Congress Archiving Twitter Streams

  4/14/10 • (5)

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  Digital Due Process: Modernizing Surveillance Laws for the Internet Age

  3/31/10 • (0)

• Pub Politico talk in Madison: Failures in Self-Regulation in Online Privacy

  3/15/10 • (2)

• Google’s Privacy Principles Fall Short

  1/27/10 • (0)

• NPR: Groups Complain To FTC About Facebook Changes

  1/04/10 • (0)

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  Facebook’s New Privacy Paradigm: Boon or Bust?

  12/03/09 • (0)

• Google Dashboard: Convenient? Yes. Transparency, Choice and Control? Not so much.

  11/05/09 • (1)

• Draft Paper: “But the Data is Already Public”: On the Ethics of Research in Facebook

  6/18/09 • (0)

• NY Times on Online Data Collection and Sharing

  3/26/09 • (3)

• Google Launches Behavioral Advertising System, With Impressive (But Not Quite Perfect) Privacy Controls

  3/11/09 • (0)