
Can You Make Online Reputation Damage Disappear? Yes, There’s Hope.
The answer is a qualified “Yes,” depending on the circumstances. Read on to get an idea of how reputation repair works. When a person or...

Data Security And Privacy: Marketing’s Top Conundrum In 2016
Forecasting the top tech trends has become a New Year’s rite of passage, but there’s no mystery about what will be one of the most...

Will Europe’s New EU-Wide Privacy Rules Bring Coherence — Or More Chaos?
On Tuesday, European officials approved data protection regulations that formalize many of the court decisions and other regulatory...

Privacy Group: Google Spied On Students Using Chromebooks & Apps For Education
The San Francisco-based non-profit Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that...

Microsoft To Build German Data Centers To Address US Govt “Spying”
Last month, the European Court of Justice cited the Snowden revelations and US domestic surveillance to invalidate a 15-year-old “Safe...

Intermediary Liability In Duffy Case Could Turn Google, Facebook Into Content Police
Janice Duffy has been vindicated by the Supreme Court of South Australia in her case against Google. While that’s good for Dr. Duffy, the...

Safe Harbor Overthrow Creates New Data Purgatory For US, EU Companies
The SIINDA conference in Prague concluded today with a panel of European publishers and lawyers discussing a range of legal and...

Facebook Pushes Back Against European Privacy Onslaught
Facing increasingly emboldened data protection regulators in Europe and a recent judicial setback concerning cross-border data transfers,...

Right To Be Forgotten 2.0: Better Privacy Rules Or Operational Nightmare?
Europe is effectively becoming the internet’s privacy cop, with implications for any company doing business in Europe and many outside...

Verizon To Combine Its “Supercookie” Data With AOL For Online And Mobile Targeting
The supercookie is back. The nation’s largest mobile carrier, Verizon, came under fire from privacy advocates last year for its...

Citing NSA Spying, European Court Kills Data Transfer Agreement Between EU & US
The two-year old Snowden-NSA spying revelations have fueled a growing climate of hostility toward Google, Facebook and other US tech...

Lawsuit Accuses Twitter Of Spying On Direct Messages
Twitter’s Direct Messages are not as private as they seem, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in federal court in San Francisco. The...

For Ashley Madison Users, What’s Next? Reputation Apocalypse, Phase 2
The hacking and public outing of Ashley Madison infidelity website users is the Online Reputation Management “Apocalypse.” No other...

EFF Launches New Do Not Track Standard With Coalition Of Web Companies
In reaction to the digital advertising industry’s inability to come to a consensus on how to or whether to adhere to users’ “Do Not...

Google Wins Against Plaintiffs Who Argued Data Mingling Violated Privacy Rights
The case of In re Google, Inc. Privacy Policy Litigation has been going on since 2012. It has a long and tortured history, having come...

France Wants Google To Target French Citizens Worldwide & Censor Their Search Results
The clock is ticking for Google to comply with a demand by the French privacy regulator CNIL to implement Right To Be Forgotten...

Google’s European President Brittin Undertakes New Charm Offensive
Google seems to be striking a more humble and conciliatory tone in Europe — out of necessity. Eric Schmidt, the primary face of Google in...

Digital Forecast: A Data-Protection Storm Is Brewing In Europe
If you are like me and keep a close eye on all things related to the future of digital media, then you may remember a conversation from...

Another “Market Abuse” Android Complaint Filed Against Google In Europe
Disconnect makes privacy and security apps. The company says that Google removed its new app from Google Play because it allegedly...
























