When I walked around CES last week, it tended to be the big flashy items that caught mine and others attentions during the massive annual consumer electronics fest.
I mean the bells and whistles, flashing lights and noises made by certain pr...
It’s not the place of this blog to engage in national politics, but the news does beg a fair question for any person of good cheer and common sense: Who would administer e-mail with contents of a highly sensitive nature through...
Expanding on the workplace privacy issue: Given most people’s online presence and identity (even identities) these days, is there such a thing as privacy any longer...
Microsoft Corp. risks fines unless it complies with a three-month ultimatum from France’s data privacy watchdog to stop collecting masses of data and tracking Windows 10 users without their consent.
I’ve noticed a bit of a trend in some recent comments I’ve received on my blog that amount to this: people who have personal information exposed in data breaches are stupid for entering legitimate details into the website. The...
During the Day 3 Vision Keynote at Microsoft's recently completed Worldwide Partner Conference we had the chance to hear from Brad Smith, the Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Legal and Corporate Affairs for Microsoft...
