A Cookie for Your Thoughts?

  cookies, europe, indy500, nutella, online advertising, Privacy      0 comments    Posted on May 24, 2012 by Annette

Saturday is a big day. Personally, I'll be sweltering in Indianapolis attending my first (and let's be honest, only) Indy 500 weekend.

In Europe though, it's a big day because Saturday is the day a new law regulating the opting in and out of website cookies goes into effect.

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Cleaning Up Your Digital Self: Protect Your Privacy and More

  online privacy, Privacy, web      0 comments    Posted on April 12, 2012 by Cameron

As a society, we seem to be on a privacy kick as of late. It's as if we've started to [finally] catch up with the implications of share, share, share.

First, the address book debacle with Path [and tons of other apps], then Google's privacy policy changes, other abhorrent practices by Google, employers requiring credentials to applicant's Facebook accounts, and well, the list goes on.

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Digital Spring Cleaning

  alerts, bookmarks, browsers, cookies, do not track, email, Privacy, social media      0 comments    Posted on March 26, 2012 by Amy

It’s that time of year. It’s time to tidy up – not just your closets and drawers.  It’s time to put your digital house in order too.  That’s just what I did last week. You can too.

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Tracking My Digital Trackers

  Google, Privacy, Tracking      0 comments    Posted on March 1, 2012 by Amy

Privacy online has been all over the news lately. It’s everywhere you turn, from Google’s new privacy policy, and potential investigation and how to delete your history before it goes into effect, to articles like this one from the Atlantic that describe who, how, and why companies are tracking online activities.

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