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I was lucky enough to spend a few days in Switzerland working on Street View . And I treated myself to a weekend of skiing too. The weathe... -
There is a public debate about whether IP addresses should be considered to be “personally-identifiable data” (to use the US phrase) or “per... -
There is a new buzz these days in privacy circles: the idea of global standards seems to be gaining momentum. On January 12, privacy commis...
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The "Right to be Forgotten" is a very successful political slogan. Like all successful political slogans, it is like a Rorschach ... -
I spent a few days in Washington DC in December. While I was there, I slipped into a public workshop hosted by the Federal Trade Commission...
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The older I get, the more I think back to Harvard with nostalgia. I was very young at Harvard. I went to college straight out of the 10...
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Looking back at 2013, I saw two big surprises that dominated discussions in the field of privacy. Privacy is all about the individua...
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I love my pools. In Paris, my pool is in a fancy private club, in the Bois de Boulogne, on the edge of Paris. It's a gor... -
Since the AOL incident, there has been a lot of discussion in privacy circles about the storage of search string data. The discussions gene...
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Look, I'm a swimmer, and here I'm swimming in the gorgeous pool in Istanbul at the Ciragan at sunset on the Bosphorus. Things a...
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