Big data ‘is taking advantage of us without our permission’
People disclose data almost every minute of every day. Google Maps, Twitter and Foursquare track location; Uber and Capital BikeShare know where we’re going and how we’re…
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Study finds gender-bias in telework, work-life programs
(Credit: Flickr) Workplace flexibility is meant to be an equalizer for those struggling to balance their careers and duties at home, like new moms and dads who…
FTC calls for transparency in data collection
Data brokers collect information on billions of consumer transactions and build profiles of people largely without their knowledge or consent. The Federal Trade Commission wants to change…
Why the Vegas tech showdown matters to government
Crowds flock to the 2014 International Consumer Electronics Show held annually in Las Vegas. (Photo: CEA/International CES) More than 150,000 people from more than 150 countries this…
Julie Brill: Big data and privacy can co-exist
Big data unlocks unlimited possibilities, but many worry the deluge of information could jeopardize basic privacy principles. However, big data analytics and privacy concerns aren’t mutually exclusive but…
FedWire: Privacy and big data, connected devices trends, and DOD on cyber-bullying
FedWire is FedScoop’s afternoon roundup of news and notes from the federal IT community. Send your links and videos to tips@fedscoop.com. Clapper responds to Le Monde article.…
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