Those of you who read Mark Zuckerberg's oped in today's Washington Post might appreciate my take on how Facebook talks about privacy in tomorrow's San Francisco Chronicle: The Privacy Machiavellis.
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In his non-book-review of Garret Keizer's new book, Privacy, "Reason" Magazine correspondent includes this ill-informed quip on privacy:
For some time, I've been trying to better understand Google's worldview on privacy issues. The culture of companies fosters different privacy values and sensitivities, and the signals sent by those at the top shape how the organization itself conceives of and addresses privacy issues.
The Ponemon Institute and TRUSTe have just released their annual Most Trusted Companies for Privacy report.
Media reports teem with stories of young people posting salacious photos online, writing about alcohol-fueled misdeeds on social networking sites, and publicizing other ill-considered escapades that may haunt them in the future.
Mark and Chris sorry to be OT but in case anyone's interested Andrew Wakefield will apparently be on the Nicole Sandler Show tomorrow around 3pm Pacific 6pm Eastern, http://www.radioornot.com . I believe the numberis (954) 889-6410.
Washington Post might appreciate my take on how Facebook talks about privacy in tomorrow's San Francisco Chronicle: The Privacy Machiavellis. Good
I believe this is an interesting cover-up of what we already knew: privacy is money and corporations like Apple, FB, MS are at war with each other. The playground are we - the average user, and in the end it's all about power, control, and profits. It's scary how big these companies are getting!
Thanks for sharing!