Data is a commodity, with businesses buying and selling huge amounts of it every day. Generally, the personal data sold is authorised by the individuals to which it relates (often unwittingly by a waiver never read in a thrice-removed hyperlink alongside “accept cookies” or “I agree to these terms and conditions”). Continue reading
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Tag: Football
Social media is a double-edged sword. On the one side it enables individuals to circumvent the traditional mass media, converging audience and producer to create millions of ‘publishers’. Continue reading
*PC meaning Press Conduct
The furore concerning Roy Hodgson’s half time anecdote, during England’s 2-0 victory over Poland, raises some curious questions about confidentiality in sport, race relations, journalistic sources and press conduct in general. Continue reading
QPR midfielder Joey Barton, as everyone in football knows, is a tireless campaigner for freedom of expression. The controversial ball-winner, currently on loan in the French First Division with Olympique Marseille, is known for his brushes with the law, but has built a countervailing reputation as one of the game’s most aggressive thinkers. Continue reading
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