Two different days; two different events; one similar message: the next 10 years will be a lot different from the last 10 for privacy and the privacy professional.
President Obama and his advisers have missed the point: the system failed because of the lack of transparency, not because people took unwarranted risk.
The World Society for the Protection of Animals argues that chilled meat exports are a more economically sustainable option for Australian industry than cruel live animal shipments.
CEO of the consumer watchdog organisation Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) reports on their Responsive Regulation and Policy Seminar.
Without any expectation that privacy statements should be able to be read and understood by the average person, how is it reasonable to expect the average person to accept full responsibility for the disclosure of their personal private information?
We need a federated network of trust, as an alternative to cumbersome transnational regulation, which would encourage openness and transparency and punish secrecy, opaqueness and self-heals.
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