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[…] of RFID healthcare solutions are passive, 1 and that many of these professionals did not see a strong business case for the passive RFID due to the cheaper bar code alternative, a lack of industry standards, and a lack of government or industry mandates. Many also expressed concerns about expanding existing network infras tructures […]

[…] the structure, purpose, and challenges of a PERB . Success will depend on the engagement of affected stakeholders and the respect and weight given to their opinions. 25 Continuous 21 Office for Human Research Protection (OHRP) , Institutional Review Board Guidebook (IRB) CHAPTER III – BASIC IRB REVIEW, (1993) . http://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/archive/irb/irb_chapter3.htm. 22 See Manyika, […]

[…] the New York Times Travel Section online, and reads an article about what to do during a weekend visit to Baltimore. An advertiser selling Baltimore Ori- oles tickets would love to target this user for an offer for baseball tickets. The ticket seller is likely to pay an advertising network a premium to deliver […]

[…] media professionals to respect grief, respect the deceased’s family, and personal privacy of the wife and children, and not to unnecessary intrude on family relationships in a cheap gossip, peeping way. The most recent controversy relating to Princess Diana took place in 2004, some years after her tragic death, when CBS News program “48 […]

[…] with social networks, search engines, cloud service providers, antivirus software manufacturers, internet service providers, hardware and operating system manufacturers of home or mobile computers, tablets, or phones, airlines, taxi and transportation companies, and accounts with online, offline, and hybrid merchants and websites offering a bewildering array of services and an equally bewildering array of […]

[…] purpose* of* creating* a*potentially* intrusive* security* profile* that* would* be* collected* under*the*aegis*of*a*government*agency.”56*In* certain* cases,* the* results* of* nonGcontextual* data* use* can* be*difficult* to* foresee,* even* where* individuals*are&provided*with* ample*notice* and* choice.* In* a* recent*Vox*article,* an* author* writing* under* a*pseudonym*recounted*his*story*of*buying*a*personalized*genetic*test*for*himself*and,*as*a*gift,*for*his*parents*through*the*popular*genetic*testing* service* 23andMe.57*As* part* of* the* service,* 23andMe* offers* a*social* mediaGtype* function* that* connects* people*based* on* results* […]

[…] skepticism about including privacy in antitrust analysis. Maureen K. Ohlhausen and Alexander P. Okuliar, “Competition, Consumer Protection and the Right [Approach] to Privacy,” (2015), available at http://ssrn.com/abstract= 2561563 . In correspondence with the Commissioner, she agrees that she has not addressed my particular approach in her writing to date . 55 Concerning the last-mile […]

[…] FORUM | 6 Can Beacons Track People ? A beacon can help an app determine how far away a smartphone is within its zone or range (e.g., 25 feet) . An emerging process called “trilateration” can also be used for beacon -guided indoor navigation. This, again , requires an app download a nd Bluetooth […]

[…] of ident ity – verif icat ion tool. Verif ied ident if icat ion is created “to build trust in the community.” 27 Airbnb , for ex ample, encourages users to connect online prof iles curated by Facebook, Google, or LinkedIn to their Airbnb account. 28 While some platforms propose social -network integrat ion, […]

[…] were denied loans two to three times as often as whites.” 24 In 1994, the federal banking agencies issued the Interagency Policy Statement on Discrimination in Lending. 25 The agencies used strong, clear language in stating: “Discrimination in lending on the basis of race or other prohibited factors is destructive, morally LESSONS FROM FAIR […]