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Before Kamala Harris became the first woman of color nominated for Vice President of the United States, she was also one of the few...

The global pandemic has significantly impacted our lives and raised ethical and privacy concerns for individuals, companies and society...

Today, March 8, is International Women’s Day (IWD) . IWD was first recognized in 1911, and is celebrated annually by a distributed set of...

One hundred million people listened to at least one podcast every week in 2019. And no wonder–podcasts offer a range of topics to pique...

Showtime reality TV show, Couples Therapy, which features couples seeking help for their distressed relationship, see individuals who...

The Viking village of Berk, a small town in the fictional world of the animated film How to Train Your Dragon, is frequently the target...

Even if you’re not a full-blown hoarder, it’s reasonable to assume that you have an attic, or a garage, or even just a junk drawer where...

It’s pretty hard to listen to anything about climate change, at least in the United States, and not hear something about the Green New...

Way back in 2014, when I first started my blog, I wrote about Privacy for Humans – a movement towards human centered use of technology. I...

When we look back on watershed years for privacy issues, 2018 may be one for the ages. After more than a decade working towards the...

Privacy is a choice, but we may not always be conscious of how much we’re sharing. Time and time again we’ve learned how our networked...

A common objection to privacy regulation is the idea that innovation will be stifled by anything which hinders a company’s ability to...

In the days of the mythic Wild West, the “Wanted!” poster was a staple of tales in which lawmen hunted outlaws. Desperados took many...

It can be all too easy to succumb to cynicism or apathy when it comes to how our information is collected, used, and sold online. We...

How much do you really know about teen attitudes toward their devices and the role social media plays in their lives? Pop culture often...

May 25th has arrived and with it the enforcement deadline for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). We can all let out a sigh...

Malcom Gladwell writes in his book Tipping Point, “That is the paradox of the epidemic: that in order to create one contagious movement,...

It was McDormand’s parting shot, a chance to bring a relatively obscure legal term into the zeitgeist’s spotlight. After an impassioned...

Visionary artists have always found ways to embrace new materials and mediums for their art. There are no boundaries for the modern...

If you dream of a whole day without your digital device at hand, you’re probably like a lot of people who feel their smartphone has taken...