Privacy and VRM

June 16, 2009 — Doc Searls

In Privacy is Relative my column in May’s Linux Journal, I wrote, there are essentially two forms of privacy. One is the kind where you hide out. You minimize exposure by confining it to yourself. The other is where you trust somebody with your information. In order to trust somebody, you need a relationship with [Read More →]

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Off base but still kinda relevant

June 6, 2009 — Doc Searls

I suppose you’ve succeeded when people start making fun of what you’re up to. That might be what’s going on with The Vendor-Client Relationship, a YouTube video I found via markfonteijn. In this video the clients — diners at a restaurant, a customer at a hairdresser — bargain over costs. I suppose this is to [Read More →]

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