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"Aujourd'hui, on peut procéder à des écoutes ou filmer le domicile d'une personne suspecte. L'idée est de pouvoir faire la même chose pour l'informatique et d'être en capacité de savoir ce qui se passe, à un moment donné, dans un ordinateur", explique un conseiller de MmeAlliot-Marie.

L’accent de la conférence sera mis sur le ePortfolio et l’identité numérique et visera à explorer les liens entre les données et les services contribuant à l’émergence d’une identité numérique.

The Social Platform isn’t yet another social networking vertical from Yahoo!. It's a common social infrastructure that will span all of Yahoo! and the web beyond. We’ll start by collapsing the Y! 360 and Mash connection lists into one social repository (and add a new user interface to it), then we'll take a proactive approach to tapping into the TEN BILLION aggregate relationships in Mail, Messenger, Address Book, and other social areas of Yahoo! to recommend connections to our users.

We are offering a reward for the first person to collect and submit the UK Prime Minister's and Home Secretary's fingerprints.

The online behavior of a small but growing number of computer users in the United States is monitored by their Internet service providers, who have access to every click and keystroke that comes down the line. The companies harvest the stream of data for clues to a person's interests, making money from advertisers who use the information to target their online pitches.

The Citizen Lab is an interdisciplinary laboratory based at the Munk Centre for International Studies at the University of Toronto, Canada focusing on advanced research and development at the intersection of digital media and world civic politics. A "hothouse" that brings together social scientists, filmmakers, computer scientists, activists, and artists, the Citizen Lab sponsors projects that explore the cutting-edge of hypermedia technologies and grassroots social movements, civic activism, and democratic change within an emerging planetary polity.

And so we thought: Why stop there?

In other words, the scale to draw is not one going from the virtual to the real, but a scale of increasing traceability.

Yahoo! a, à lui seul, récupéré 110 milliards de transmissions, soit une moyenne de 811 pour chaque internaute qui a visité un de ses sites.

The technology, based on something called Probabilistic Latent Semantic Indexing (PDF), scours an organization's e-mail traffic and constructs a graph of social network interactions illustrating employee activity. If a worker suddenly stops socializing online, abruptly shifts alliances within the organization, or starts developing an unhealthy interest in "sensitive topics," the system detects it and alerts investigators.

REDMOND, Wash. — Feb. 25, 2008 — Microsoft Corp. today announced Engagement Mapping, a new approach to managing and measuring the effectiveness of online campaigns that goes beyond the current “last ad clicked” standard. For the last decade, virtually all ad campaign reporting methodologies associate sales, leads and Web traffic simply to the last click or ad exposure. Engagement Mapping takes into account for the first time all the various online touchpoints and interactions a consumer experiences before an eventual sale.

Today, it would take five years to read all the new scientific content produced online every 24 hours. Obscurity, not piracy, is the issue for publishers.

The problem is really that you can't know, even to a reasonable degree of certainty, that you have made all the right choices, exposed only what you want and nothing else, and that those settings are going to be honored in the way you think they are.

L’identité numérique est une notion très large

I will teach you how to mine the rich treasure trove of personalization data sitting inside your visitor's browser history for deep personalization experiences.

The world's most popular blog? Lao Xu, written by the actor and director Xu Jinglei, which boasts 137 million visitors.

The end of privacy by obscurity should not mean the death of privacy.

In December 2007, the Moroccan court of justice sentenced six men to jail terms of between two and ten months for the crime of homosexuality. The men had been filmed participating in a mock wedding of two men in the northern town of Ksar el-Kebir. Moroccans saw the video on the internet: someone, and than many people, loaded what appeared to be low-quality mobile-phone videos of the ceremony onto You Tube.

Taking my data and sharing it with a third party without my permission isn't cool. Just because I shared information with you doesn't give you the right to share it with others.

Feedfetcher requests come from explicit action by human users. When users add your feed to their Google homepage or to Google Reader, Google's Feedfetcher attempts to obtain the content of the feed in order to display it. Since all requests come from humans, Feedfetcher has been designed to ignore robots.txt.

72.14.199.23 - - [03/Jan/2008:01:08:15 -0500] "GET /feed.rdf HTTP/1.1" 304 - "-" "Feedfetcher-Google; (+http://www.google.com/feedfetcher.html; 160 subscribers; feed-id=2065063257964565542)"

What's needed in this kind of situation is Granular Privacy Controls. This general issue appears to be surfacing quite a bit - opening up the social graph is great, but granularity of descriptions is needed.

proposal to establish a reasonable privacy balance in social networking environment.

Through those years I have received several requests for excluding people from the searchable interface, as they showed up quite prominently on Google.

Google's new "My Location" feature in Google Maps for phones creates an "unnecessary privacy risk," according to Marc Rotenberg, director of EPIC. In his view, it is safer and more private for consumers to use a standalone GPS device for location information instead of Google Maps. "A typical GPS device leaves the user in control," he said.