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[FlowingData] The Geography of Netflix Rentals | FlowingData: You are right that a movie released Jan 1, 2009 has a distinct advantage in the rankings over movies released before or after, but that’s an issue any time you pick a specific time range to compare things that start and end at different dates.

[IT Corner] IT Corner » Blog Archive » What day is it? It's Data Privacy Day ...: What day is it? It's Data Privacy Day! | FlowingData. Maybe not much of a concern for most of us, but you should at the least have it on your radar and be thankful that there are those working on keeping your digital self secure. ...

[SQLServerCentral.com] House of Commons Justice Committee Related to The European Union's ...: Civil versus Common Law have very different approaches to managing data too, the former being considered in Common Law countries as unnecessarily pragmatic - too literal, too much bureaucratic overhead, whilst Canada and the United States tend to

[eScholarship Repository] eScholarship: Designing the Personal Data Stream: Enabling ...: "Designing the Personal Data Stream: Enabling Participatory Privacy in Mobile Personal Sensing." In The 37th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy (TPRC). (Arlington, VA, September 2009).

[FlowingData] 37 Data-ish Blogs You Should Know About | FlowingData: Shouldn’t any discussion of data also include some thinking about privacy? That’s what the organization I work with believes, that if we have more honest and smart discussions about privacy, we can get more and better data.

[Mediactive] Mediactive » Draft of Chapter 5: We all know what is Facebook’s best interest: exposing to search engines and advertisers the largest possible number of pages by among the largest number of people willing to create stuff and make it all public. Marketers drool at what they can do at Facebook if the company will only let them, and Facebook’s entirely rational goal, like almost every other Internet company’s, is to make profits in almost any way it can.

[Lifestream Blog] Progress on the Open Web is Finally Reaching a Tipping Point ...: More sites and services will start to do the same and soon what we currently are using primarily as Twitter clients will become apps that will provide the routing of data from one source service through Twitter and along to multiple destination services that we can configure. Apps like Tweetdeck, Seesmic and Tweetie will become our indispensable social media dashboards AND data routing platforms.

[FlowingData] POLL: What Data-related Area Are You Most Interested In? | FlowingData: I’d say if you are applying statistics to business data…then business is the primary choice. It doesn’t sound like you are doing statistics for the sake of doing statistics.

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