Tag Archives: privacy

Reality Mining a ‘thick web’: collective intelligence

Posted on December 4, 2008 by

Data once was a signature, a number on a driver’s license or even a newspaper subscription. Now it is much more but less of what you are used to accounting for. Digital information is today recorded by all manner of … Continue reading →

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More on Ask.com… to add weight to my point

Posted on December 14, 2007 by

Others are following up on similar points I made. Follow the discussion at slashdot… No such thing as privacy in such a connected world.

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Watch the Watchers – Ask.com and Privacy Policies in the Future

Posted on December 12, 2007 by

Look, folks, there’s no such thing as privacy. Not on the internet, not in your home, not at work. As long as you are connected, in any way, to others, you are tracked and counted and watched. It’s not always … Continue reading →

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