Tag: Identity

Go incognito. Getty Images/iStockphoto There is now a very thin line, easily broken, which separates our physical and digital identities. Social networks have evolved from the days of MySpace to valuable, data-slurping machines that have …

The remarkable and haunting horror film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair had its World Premiere at Sundance Film Festival in 2021 and the internet has been buzzing with anticipation of the release date …

Nielsen said it is working with The Trade Desk to improve identity resolution on the open internet in international markets. The Trade Desk will help Nielsen provide demographic data starting in France, Italy and the …

Secret identities may be hard to maintain, but Batman discovered the best way to protect his alter ego is to hide it among online conspiracy theories! Bruce Wayne’s hidden life as Batman is one of …

Logos – Stock Pictures – Credit: Artur Widak/NurPhoto/Getty Images “Hi, I’m Bunny.” As the smiling teenager with bubblegum pink hair smiles sweetly, waving at the camera, you’d be forgiven for thinking, for the first couple …

“Hi, I’m Bunny.” As the smiling teenager with bubblegum pink hair smiles sweetly, waving at the camera, you’d be forgiven for thinking, for the first couple of seconds, that there’s no real reason why the …

The loss of identity in our digital age is neither a disorder nor a social phenomenon – it’s a real danger that stems from the pervasive availability of our personal data and the need to …

Alex Rosenblat is a technology ethnographer and a former senior researcher at the Data & Society Research Institute. She is the author of Uberland: How Algorithms Are Rewriting the Rules of Work, and she is …

Pat Collins, the NBC Washington reporter known for his folksy likeability, flair for fanciful outfits and beat-poet-esque delivery, has attained viral fame (again) for his report about a case of mistaken identity. Pat Collins, the …

from the just-stop dept The EU is at it again. Recently Mozilla put out a position paper highlighting the latest dangerous move by busybody EU regulators who seem to think that they can magically regulate …