With Nina Müller, Ethical Commerce Alliance Director and host of the Ethical Allies podcast.
Continue readingWith Nina Müller, Ethical Commerce Alliance Director and host of the Ethical Allies podcast.
Continue readingWhat was the fuss all about with the Irish DPC and Instagram’s 405m EUR fine? Is the “one-stop-shop” working well?
Continue readingLisa LeVasseur
- April 14, 2021
- Tagged as: human centric, ieee, ietf, iiw, levasseur, me2b, Privacy, project vrm, standards, w3c
What is the Me2B Alliance? Can we improve the manner in which technology treats people?
Continue readingElizabeth Renieris
- March 23, 2021
- Tagged as: clubhouse, competition, eprivacy, eu, innovation, notre dam, pedraza, Privacy, renieris, startups
Have we created an illusion of control? Are privacy challenges an inevitable side-effect of innovation?
Continue readingCan MyData Global make a difference in the fight for human centricity?
Continue readingJulian Wilson began his career at Apple in the late 80s. Here he worked on projects such as the world’s first set top box, hybrid CD / internet games console and as part of the team who introduced Newton [arguably the forerunner to the iPhone].
He left Apple to join ATT in 1996, where he conceived and built a digital cash payment service for mobile phones based on smart cards. In 1999 after raising $5m from US venture capitalists and the Dutch Government, Julian led a management buyout of this technology to create SmartAxis BV. After two more Internet start-ups focused on identity and mobile data, Julian joined Barclays engineering team in late 2013, where amongst other things he and a colleague submitted global patents for modification to the bitcoin protocols / blocks of crypto currency.
Julian joined Ecospend in 2019 to build a self-sovereign data service on top of an Open Banking platform. He describes his role as putting an Internet lens onto product design.
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Andrés Arrieta is Director of Consumer Privacy Engineering for the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), where he oversees projects and tech policy like blocking trackers online when you browse. He is also an advocate for better privacy, cybersecurity, and fair competition.
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Gam Dias is a partner at 3PointsDIGITAL, part of the MSQ Group of Digital Agencies, where he is growing the Data Strategy and Personal Data practice. Gam previously co-founded e-commerce consultancy First Retail, and prior to that was Head of Data Strategy at Aviva Insurance. He is also an associate professor at IE Business School.
Gam has been an active member of the MyData Madrid community since its inception in late 2019, and we use our past debates as a starting point, eventually touching on a few hot topics: personal agency, privacy vs convenience, personal data stores, and reinventing digital marketing.
References:
- The Laws of Simplicity, by John Maeda
- MyData Madrid on Meetup.com and Twitter
- 3PointsDIGITAL
- Gam Dias at IE Executive Education
John Marshall is the author of Free Is Bad, as well as a serial entrepreneur and a patent holder in analytics tracking. His companies built advertising and analytics tools and delivered the first distance-learning training courses in digital marketing.
He has recently turned his focus to the nature of web advertising and consumer behavior, becoming a firm believer that our current relationship with the web as a free service has led to untenable compromises in service, information, and truth.
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