The Information Trust Exchange Project — Editors, researchers, technologists, entrepreneurs and journalism advocates taking on the task of making a new market for digital information. Governed by a public-benefit consortium. Committed to respecting individual identity and privacy.
"PRIVACY TOWN" -- Can a news organization become its community’s “privacy protector” . . . cut down on ad fraud . . . and reach new readers, viewers and users with trustworthy services? ITEGA considers testing.
Read MorePRIVACY BEAT: California Attorney General has Concerns About Rollout of CCPA
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. Times Are a Changin’ When It Comes to Data Privacy Two new developments over the last week are escalating concern for publishers, tech companies and perhaps advertisers over how their businesses are shifting. The...
Public Knowledge’s Harold Feld seeks Digital Platform Act and a look to the past for reigning in behavior of platforms
A respected researcher and attorney at the open-Internet access group Public Knowledge says new laws, a new federal agency and a careful definition of the public interest are urgently needed to counter the growing monopoly-like power of digital platforms such as...
Ethan Zuckerman
Managing identity and privacy for the public is an important unmet challenge. There is no institution better positioned than local news organizations to provide this service to the public in the context of a trusted third party like ITEGA
Fran Wills
Privacy is of paramount importance to the Local Media Consortium, its members, and the consumers who engage with local news. Because of ITEGA’s expertise and commitment to online privacy, we’ve partnered with them to develop privacy practices for our...
Douglas K. Smith
Friends often ask me when someone will put together a ‘Netflix for news,’ with one password that works on many sites but respects privacy. ITEGA is my favorite of the proposals so far.
PRIVACY BEAT: Privacy taking center stage?
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. Privacy taking center stage? The executive suites at Google, Facebook and Apple, like it or not, are now talking publicly about privacy and their products. Browser software is being adjusted to listen better to consumer...