Apple iPhone, iTunes… now iHealth?
CNBC recently learned of a secret team in Apple’s health unit that is working to create the iTunes of health. […]
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Digital Issues in NAFTA: Cross-Border Data Flows and Cybersecurity
This is part of a series of posts on digital issues in NAFTA. Imagining bits and bytes crossing borders around […]
Is Drone Policy Ready to Take Flight?
Leaders of innovation constantly challenge the federal government to maintain pace with the rapidly developing demands of emerging technologies. A […]
The Supreme Court clarifies digital privacy harms in Spokeo v. Robins
The Internet is all about sharing. We share memes with our friends on Facebook, messages with our coworkers on Slack, […]
That Viral Facebook Notice Is Still Meaningless – Why That’s Good for Users
By now you’ve probably seen an article or five taking down the viral Facebook “notice” appearing in people’s feeds, which purports to revoke […]
Blast from the Past: Learning Lessons From Previous Panics Over Ubiquitous Strong Encryption
Over the past several months, the tech industry has been experiencing a terrible bout of déjà vu. In a campaign […]
Facial Recognition: Identifying Friends and Foes
There’s been a lot of buzz lately around facial recognition and what exactly that means to consumers. When the average […]
The FTC is Looking to Tackle Internet Users’ Privacy Priorities
Last Wednesday, Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairwoman Edith Ramirez announced that on September 9 the FTC will hold the first […]
The FTC Steps Up Business Engagement on Data Security
Earlier this month, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “the Commission”) announced a new “Start with Security” campaign. Announced in […]
Lesson from Estonia: Private sector and government partnerships matter as much as venture capital
The need for innovation and start-up cultures is a given in the tech world: tech companies that don’t innovate don’t […]
