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All in Sillycon Valley Biz
My thoughts on the Habeas acquisition.
It's official: I've signed on with email reputation service provider Habeas!
I respond to Lauren Weinstein's call for a privacy ombudsman at Google.
AGLOCO is launched... let the revolution begin!
What consumer, much less corporation, would entrust their critical personal or financial files to Google's datamining machinery?
Google is fighting a fishing expedition by the Department of Justice
A new policy was issued, but does it answer the questions that people have? Apparently not.
It's Google's 7th anniversary and it decided to grow up by rescinding its ban on talking to C|Net's News.com.
CNet News reports that its reporters have been blackballed by Google for raising privacy issues.
CNet's Elinor Mills covers Google's privacy problems, but I think she missed a critical reason why they keep having trouble.
Congratulations to all the malware companies! You've proven that behaving like scumbags can truly affect public behavior.
Lending more credence to the rumors that Microsoft is interested in buying Claria, Microsoft's anti-spyware utility says Claria is swell.
Sources tell CNet that Claria (nee Gator) is in buyout discussions with Microsoft. Maybe Claria can teach Microsoft how to close the Windows Security holes that allowed them to stay in business. Seriously though, when I served as an expert witness for a group of a dozen companies suing Claria, I learned a lot about their business practices. Unfortunately, I think they'd fit into the Redmond culture a little too easily.
CNet reports that Google's contract with U. of Mich. doesn't contain any mention of user privacy.
VC money is once again flowing to privacy and security start-ups.
Yahoo! apparently thinks its employees' opinions are valuable! Unlike, say, Google.
Google's CEO defends the company's privacy policies, but offers no indication he understands the problems.
Anti-virus software maker McAfee has succumbed to the Jedi Mind Tricks of Claria.
You heard it here (almost) first... Google launchs new privacy controversy.