For Immediate Release: Podcasts for Communicators
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On this week’s Inside PR, we consider the implications of an Algorithmic Accountability Act, rebalancing the freedom of companies to capture and use our data with our right to informed consent. Plus: Protect your privacy against hidden cameras during your next business trip.
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Is Mark Zuckerberg’s concept of privacy your concept of privacy? Probably not. And this week we discuss Zuckerberg’s ongoing repositioning of Facebook as “private.”
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This week on Inside PR, we talk about the creep factor in social media and the need for us to be aware of the use of our data and to demand control back from the social platforms.
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If you want to get some insight into what makes Martin, Gini and Joe tick, you’ll probably find out this week. And along the way, we hope that you may get some ideas for things you may want to do this year yourself.
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Mobile apps share your location in ways you didn’t expect. The FAANG members are getting bigger and more dominant. Maybe it’s time for a break up.
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Reflecting on the source of investment in the search and social media giants. Also, has news media’s tilt to entertainment logic hobbled their ability to shed light on the underlying issues?
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Talking about metadata and privacy. And are we realistic in our expectations of how much information organizations should provide to us during a crisis?
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This week we take some time to review what Facebook could be doing to make things better for all of us. Its problems have been well documented, from privacy violations to a massive sell off in its stocks to untrustworthy comments from its CEO. We try to offer some solutions.
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We CAN change the balance of power between people and the social networks. But to do so, we need to be aware that it is our presence that makes social networks economically viable. And we need to look to government and public interest groups to champion and, if necessary, force the changes that will assert our rights and interests as a precondition to social networks being able to operate in our country.
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Mark Zuckerberg would create his own Senate. And Cloudflare gives us 1.1.1.1 to protect our privacy from our ISP.
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