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ITSPmagazine Blog — By Sean and Marco
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No Brand Is a Brand — What a Store in Ginza Taught Me About Something I Wrote in 1996
Ginza on a weekday afternoon. Chanel. Dior. Louis Vuitton. Gucci. Cartier. Bulgari. Glass, gold, polished stone. If there's a street on this planet that has turned the logo into architecture, this is it. And right there, among them, a big store with its name across the front. Muji. Short for Mujirushi Ryohin.
Deepfakes, Publicity Rights, and the ELVIS Act: The Intersection of Intellectual Property, AI, and Your Likeness | A Conversation with JC Heinbockel | Redefining CyberSecurity with Sean Martin
Dive into this episode of Redefining CyberSecurity, where host Sean Martin and intellectual property lawyer JC Heinbockel explore the complexities of the ELVIS Act and the evolving landscape of rights of publicity in the age of AI. Discover how businesses can navigate the legal and ethical challenges of deepfake techno
CES 2024 Coverage | Embracing Change and Tech With A Purpose: A Post-Event Coverage of CES 2024 with DJ Perera - Media Innovations and Social Impact with the Ad Council
The post-event coverage of CES 2024 on the "Redefining Society" podcast takes a deep dive into the fascinating world of technology and its impact on our lives. Join Marco and DJ Perera, the Chief Media Officer for the Ad Council.
When Privacy Is Not Private | Considerations On The Tax Filing Services Sharing Personal Data Using The Meta Pixel Advertising Technology | CyberSecurity, Society, And Technology Perspectives With Sean Martin And Marco Ciappelli
Major name-brand tax filing services have been quietly transmitting sensitive financial information to Facebook/Meta when Americans file their taxes online. When asked about this, most (all?) of them made statements, paraphrased, along the lines of "we didn't know it was doing that" and "we take our clients privacy ser