Posts Tagged ‘law’
Styles of IT Governance
12Dec12
I had the pleasure of being invited along to one of Simon Wardley’s Leading Edge Forum dinners last week. Kate Craig-Wood did a great job of summing it up so I don’t have to: I hope to return to the questions of corporate irrationality in another post. The dinner was under Chatham House Rules, […]
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Tags: architecture, comparative, enterprise, governance, IT, law, principles, regulation, rules, strategy
The end of persona?
05Dec08
I’ve spent a lot of time this year talking about persona, which makes it a little ridiculous that I find myself writing now about its possible demise. We’ve barely got started. The problem is ‘the end on online anonymity‘, where Sarah Perez argues that the Lori Drew case will cause us to lose the freedom […]
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Tags: anonymity, identity, law, persona, privacy