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Schneiderman: Consumers Should Be Able To Know Whether Other Eyes Are Surfing The Web With Them.
Posted from Diigo.
Category: Privacy
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Datagate and Big Data interconnect
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Transatlantic Trade: Data Privacy First – The Globalist
“After all, it is becoming clearer by the day that European intelligence agencies cooperated closely with the NSA and were happy to use the data collected under the much more generous U.S. laws.”
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Angry Over U.S. Surveillance, Tech Giants Bolster Defenses – NYTimes.com
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EU to push ahead on data protection despite UK opposition | EurActiv
Posted from Diigo.
“Big data” also means big money. Internet users are the largest data producers, but they are not involved at all in the chain of value stemming from data aggregations and data marketing.
I believe we do not need the government to give us more “data protection” (largely a dead-end street) but that we need the law to fully acknowledge our property rights on our data. A legal framework to allow the people to join and to extract value from their data. The right to trade it collectively. The rising of data agents and data brokers. Privacy by contract rather than privacy by consent.
Please read more about that: here in English (and here in Italian), and have a look to the Cooperative Commons Manifesto and Project.
