Tag: History

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Latest Post Now With More Privacy! The Rise of Nutritional Labelling and Customer Choice by Mike Kiser public
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The Color of 2020

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In the beginning, blue did not exist. In short order, it came to be associated with health, power, and affluence. Will the same soon be said of working from home?

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Mike Kiser

The Bernoulli Principle: Epidemiological Models for Identity

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How the eradication of Smallpox shows a way forward for identity models.

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I Am Spartacus: Privacy through Obfuscation and the Right to be Forgotten

The Third Servile War was over. The slave army had been defeated, and their Roman captors offered the survivors a pardon—on one condition: they must identify their leader, Spartacus.

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Mike Kiser
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Admiral Nelson, Identity, and the Internet of Things

On October 21, 1805, the world changed. At the Battle of Trafalgar, British Admiral Horatio Nelson introduced a new strategy for naval warfare, one which points the way to an identity strategy for the Identity of Things.

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Mike Kiser