Tag Archives: privacy

Privacy vs Openness; Public Interest vs Corporate Interest

Posted on May 16, 2010 by Mike Bogle

The explosion of public opinion and negative press about Facebook lately has been absolutely fascinating to watch for several reasons. First, it delineates the clear existence of two different models of innovation and company operation – for instance, the Ubuntu … Continue reading →

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Privacy and Openness

Posted on March 24, 2009 by Mike Bogle

Several different discussions on the nature of digital identity have emerged recently that have brought me to question my previous views – in particular how representative our digital identities really are of the true reality. This post was an exploration … Continue reading →

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Engage Brain Before Opening Mouth

Posted on March 20, 2009 by Mike Bogle

The title of this post originates from a phrase my grandfather used to say.  In other words, think before you speak – or on the Internet, before you type. As I’ve said before, I am very interested in observing how … Continue reading →

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