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Category Archives: Security
A Bitcoin for Identity
I believe that Fred Wilson from Union Square Ventures is a smart investor and astute observer of technology trends. His talk at LeWeb Paris is timely, because a lot of us are looking forward to 2014 and trying to figure … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Leadership, Organization, Philosophy, Privacy, Security
Tagged bitcoin, data, Fred Wilson, freedom, Mikko Hypponen, NSA, privacy, security, surveillance, trends
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TSA Twitters Tiger Blood
The fear industry, in the form of the TSA and the Department of Homeland Security is going to get into the social media game. They’ve devised a plan to alert the public about security threats using Twitter and Facebook, among … Continue reading
Best Buy Privacy Fail: The Return of Corporate Gobbledygook
Barry Judge, the EVP and CMO of Best Buy doesn’t take my privacy very seriously. I know this because of the email he sent me last evening. The liberal use of the word “we” tells me this is a committee … Continue reading
CapEx = Dead
I had this conversation last evening as we were wrapping up the Neustar booth for the day. If I was starting a company today, why would I ever buy any capitalized equipment? We decided that with a credit card we … Continue reading
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