Month: September 2013

• Art, Surveillance and Privacy Meet in Washington This Fall Paula Bruening, senior counsel for global privacy policy at Intel Art is essential to the human experience.  Since our earliest markings on cave walls, art has reflected what intrigues us at a moment in time, revealed our shared human condition, questioned political leaders, and contemplated societal change.  Leonardo and Michelangelo pondered the fascinations of the Renaissance:  the human form, the...
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• Accountable to You In just one week many of us will gather in Warsaw, Poland, for the 35th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners. The title of the Conference is Privacy: A Compass in a Turbulent World. The conference title causes me to remember the 23rd Commissioners Conference, which was in Paris. That gathering happened just two weeks after the terrorist...
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• India’s Challenge   By Kumud M. Srinivasan, vice president, Technology and Manufacturing Group and President of Intel India   The two most important challenges facing the Indian economy are - an increasing trade deficit and the need to generate employment for millions of youth joining the workforce soon. While India is a recognized for its services sector and services contribute 60% to its...
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