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[MEDIA] What should happen to our online selves when we die? from @LifeSearch for @UCBNewsTeam

July 12, 2019July 13, 2019 by Digital Fingerprint

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LifeSearch (a life insurance company) have posted the results of a new study that they have done, into how prepared people are in managing their digital assets/social media after death, and found that a large number of users want their data cleared automatically on death, whilst others want to hold…

[MEDIA] Talking Facebook and Cambridge Analytica with @UCBNewsTeam

July 11, 2018July 11, 2018 by Digital Fingerprint

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I spoke to Vicky Gibbons on UCB1 earlier about the £500,000 fine for Facebook (see Guardian article), as to whether it would likely impact Facebook, how that fine might protect the public in the future, and any practical steps in light of GDPR that helps the public stay safe online…

[MEDIA] Talking #SID2018 #ItStartsWithUs with @PremierRadio and @PaulUCB

February 8, 2018 by Digital Fingerprint

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Tuesday was Safer Internet Day, and I had a couple of chats with Cara Bentley, from Premier Radio and Paul Hammond, from UCB Radio - some overlaps, and some different angles so you can listen to both here: On UCB at 10.25am with Paul Hammond (note I work at Manchester Metropolitan…

[MEDIA] Has social media really changed our outlook? 2017 in Review (#metoo) with @UCBNewsTeam

January 10, 2018January 10, 2018 by Digital Fingerprint

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Triggered by one of the biggest stories of 2017, the #MeToo hashtag, tied in with the story of Harvey Weinstein's negative behaviour within Hollywood circles, I had a chat with David Peek from the UCB News Team, shortly after Time Magazine picked 'the silence breakers' of the #MeToo hashtag as 'Person…

[MEDIA] Understanding social media terms & conditions with @UCBNewsTeam

September 29, 2017 by Digital Fingerprint

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This morning I had a chat with UCB Radio, in response to the story that Anne Longfield, the Children's Commissioner, has been pushing the social media companies to make their terms and conditions a lot clearer, in order to help users (including children) understand better what is happening with their…

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