Posts Tagged ‘Privacy’

One weekend in December I watched several people writing Christmas cards while attending a chess match with my son.  Christmas cards provide an interesting glimpse into identity. Some cards are simple, with their imprinted message and a signed name.  Others have a family picture on the front, with people dressed in holiday style. Other cards get a [...]

Google recently released its Chrome web browser…why?  Does the world need another browser war? Did consumers not have enough choices with Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera?  There are many, many analyses on the web (here, here and here). Here are two different views: 
First, convergence. The iPhone joined mobile phone capability with a full Safari browser while most [...]

Convenience seems to be the priority in this digital age. We consider ourselves savvy about our privacy, but do we recognize the boundaries?  We are quick to sign up for the “shoppers club” at the local supermarket. Most of us do not read the fine print on the terms and conditions; we are anxious for [...]