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CNET/Privacy Panics

“Privacy panic debate: whose data is it? CNET News.com, April 27, 2011. Larry’s commentary for CNET on what the Apple iPhone geolocation flap says about our muddled view of privacy in the digital age. “Owning your own data” is an oxymoron in several respects.

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This entry was posted in Media on June 7, 2011 by Larry Downes.

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