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Posted January 25, 2008
IP isn't really personal property
Analysis of: IP Addresses Are Personal Data, E.U. Regulator Says | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The end user doesn't own the IP address and therefore it can not be considered personal property.
Posted January 25, 2008
Misleading And Seriously Inaccurate
Analysis of: IP Addresses Are Personal Data, E.U. Regulator Says | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
If the IP address cannot be refenced to a real person, it can't be personal information. It doesn't matter how long or how little one person uses the same address, unless they have their own assigned block of addess', the address they use in no sense belongs to them. The description of whois databases...
Posted January 24, 2008
A Little Knowledge...
Analysis of: IP Addresses Are Personal Data, E.U. Regulator Says | www.washingtonpost.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Regulators' expertise is policy and politics, not technology; they know not what they do.  That doesn't matter because the political imperatives are irresistible.  Businesses should seek other ways, as they have with Social Security numbers, to identify users or computers.
Posted January 23, 2008
Seller's Perspective on Wall Street Journal Report: Meg Whitman to Retire from eBay
Analysis of: EBay Chief Whitman, Web Pioneer, Plans to Retire | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Meg Whitman may be about to conclude one of the great leadership tenures in the Internet's whirlwind history, according to today’s Wall Street Journal report. Her successor must continue and improve on Meg's recent efforts to bolster safety, adjust fees, improve the shopping experience, and (perhaps...
Posted January 22, 2008
Letting the user decide: why you shouldn't
Analysis of: Just How Much Do We Want to Share On Social Networks | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
While these is a vocal group of Internet users who want to control their online experience, the vast majority who want as few choices as possible.
Hans van Rietschote Posted January 22, 2008
Can you trust your private data to the web?
Analysis of: MySpace Bug Leaks 'Private' Teen Photos to Voyeurs | www.wired.com
Author: Hans van Rietschote, Senior Director Symantec Corporation
So if even a MySpace has bugs that exposes private data of their users to anyone on the web, then what about all the other web sites where we enter our private data? How do we know that the banking web site or the credit card web site doesn't have the same kinds of "bugs"? Consumers are trusting more...
Posted January 17, 2008
How employee and marketing communications can learn from 15 year olds
Analysis of: How employee communications can learn from 15 year olds | broad-view.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
15 year olds routinely use web TV as a way of communicating with each other, but their parents don't get that opportunity at work. Yet this medium can help large companies achieve many of their internal and external communications objectives.
Cliff Bell Posted January 7, 2008
Google leverages its talent base and Open source to its advantage and IT can do the same
Analysis of: How Google Quietly Gained Control Of Open Source To Compete With Microsoft | www.networkworld.com
Author: Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer Infogain Corporation
1.  Hiring top talent and giving them flexibility to create is Key 2.  What are your competitive strengths as an IT organization?
Posted January 3, 2008
Trying to see the wood for the trees
Analysis of: Technology in 2008: Three fearless predictions | www.economist.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
In trying to understand how the network and information processing and media and entertainment sectors may develop, it is much more important to address the underlying forces unleashed by convergence and/or clashes between the very different worlds of traditional telephony and the Internet, and the...
Cliff Bell Posted January 3, 2008
SMB predicitions for 2008 focus on user experience
Analysis of: 5 Unexpected Technology Predictions For SMBs in 2008 | www.bmighty.com
Author: Cliff Bell, Chief Information Officer Infogain Corporation
1. IT professionals will be measured on business value 2. Tangibile and visible results will matter
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