Monthly Archives: August 2018

Please let’s finally kill logins and passwords

Posted on August 24, 2018 by Doc Searls

How would you feel if you had been told in the early days of the Web that in the year 2018 you would still need logins and passwords for damned near everything. Your faith in the tech world would be … Continue reading →

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On presuming competence

Posted on August 8, 2018 by Doc Searls

A few weeks ago, while our car honked its way through dense traffic in Delhi, I imagined an Onion headline: American Visitor Seeks To Explain What He’ll Never Understand About India. By the norms of traffic laws in countries where … Continue reading →

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A helpful approach to personal data protection regulation

Posted on August 5, 2018 by Doc Searls

Enforcing Data Protection: A Model for Risk-Based Supervision Using Responsive Regulatory Tools, a post by Dvara Research, summarizes Effective Enforcement of a Data Protection Regime, a deeply thought and researched paper by Beni Chugh (@BeniChugh), Malavika Raghavan (@teninthemorning), Nishanth Kumar (@beamboybeamboy) and … Continue reading →

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