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ITEGA provenance: The “four-party model” — choice, control for consumers, opportunity for publishers

Posted on April 15, 2015 by wpdensmore

The open Internet has shifted access and control of digital information largely from publishers to consumers. Many publishers are struggling to make money. Consumers have access to ubiquitous information, but have trouble sorting it or acquiring the most trustworthy knowledge. … Continue reading →

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Meeting the challenges of privacy, trust identity and information commerce

Posted on March 25, 2011 by wpdensmore

We’ve been working with the Reynolds Journalism Institute on an idea called the Information Trust Association, or initiative. It’s fleshed out in “Paper to Persona.” Here’s how I typically explain in in a couple of minutes of cocktail conversation: The … Continue reading →

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ITEGA provenance: The “four-party model” — choice, control for consumers, opportunity for publishers

Meeting the challenges of privacy, trust identity and information commerce

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