New research into how European consumers interact with the cookie consent mechanisms which have proliferated since a major update to the bloc’s online privacy rules
Over the past few months, Australians’ civil rights have come under attack. In April, the government’s data retention law came into effect. The law requires
There are many reasons why organizations design, develop, and deliver Data Governance Programs. Typical reasons include improving data quality, improving analytical capabilities, resolving known data issues,
We can think of privacy policies as fortresses made out of thick bricks of gobbledygook: impenetrable, sprawling documents that do little beyond legally protect companies.
Big data has been one of the most promising developments of the 21st-century. It has opened the door for a massive technological revolution, encapsulating the
The big money of the internet comes from tracking and selling user data to better target ads. Do one search for “power drills” and you’ll
As we enter the season of holiday shopping, many of the most popular children’s toys on the market are designed to connect to the internet.
William Terdoslavich has spent a career in and out of tech journalism, having written for InformationWeek, The Hubbs.com, Computer Reseller News, Computer Systems News and
Although digital investment is almost unquestionably the right course of action for most firms, organizations still struggle to create the desired results. Estimates of digital
As part of its Digital Single Market strategy, the European Commission has unveiled “plans to help European industry, SMEs, researchers and public authorities make the
We practitioners of the technological arts have a tendency to use specialized jargon. That’s not unusual. Most guilds, priesthoods, and professions have had their own
Computing Microsoft and Google Want to Let Artificial Intelligence Loose on Our Most Private Data New ways to use machine learning without risking sensitive data
