Ghosts in the Machine
Exploring privacy, knowledge management and digital identity, often with a Canadian focus.
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Lessons from the Identity Trail - 225 days ago
"One uploaded photo, credit card number or status update at a time, we are relinquishing our privacy and anonymity." That's according to the results of a study on how society's use of information communication technologies impacts... Topics: Anonymity, Privacy
Ontario's Privacy Commissioner on RFID & EDLs: Podcast - 272 days ago
This week's CBC "Search Engine" podcast explores the use of RFID technology in Canadian driver's licenses. Ontario Privacy Commissioner Ann Cavoukian shares her privacy concerns about enhanced drivers' licenses (EDLs) and discusses.. Topics: Privacy, RFID, Surveillance
Project Eyeborg: "Bionic" Journalist Rob Spence - 278 days ago
Rob Spence, a Canadian filmmaker who lost an eye in an accident as a teenager, plans to have a mini camera installed in his prosthetic eye to make documentaries and raise awareness about surveillance in society. For Project Eyeborg , Spence will have a... Topics: Surveillance
Vancouver Olympics security raises privacy concerns - 299 days ago
While the Vancouver 2010 Olympics have come under criticism for rapidly inflating costs, federal privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart is sounding the alarm about security plans for the winter event. “Experience has shown that Olympic Games and other. Topics: CCTV, Privacy
PEW Internet Study: Online Generation Gap Narrowing - 312 days ago
The PEW Internet and American Life project released a report this week on Generations Online in 2009 . The study shows that while over half of the adult internet population is between 18 and 44 years old, larger percentages of older generations are... Topics: Internet, PEW Internet Study



























