Andrew J. Blumberg

Associate professor of mathematics, University of Texas at Austin
(blumberg(at)math.utexas.edu)

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Press coverage of my work on locational privacy

The EFF has excellent coverage of press regarding locational privacy here.

Here are a couple of pieces (mostly appearing in response to the whitepaper Peter Eckersley and I wrote) of particular note (or amusement value).

Date	Description	Link
Aug. 9, 2010	UT Feature Story	Data of Our Lives: Protecting individual privacy in an era of digital connectivity
Aug. 8, 2010	The Crime Report article	Can you see me now?
Jul. 30, 2010	International Business Times article	Invisible Data Gathering Raises Privacy Concerns
Jul. 15, 2010	Texas Observer cover story	The Eyes of Texas Cops are Upon You
Jan. 18, 2010	Boston Globe article (plus video interview)	You know where I am
Sept. 1, 2009	New York Times editorial	A casualty of the technology revolution - 'Locational privacy'
Aug. 12, 2009	Interview on NPR (89.3 KUOR) The Patt Morrison show	"What are you doing", soon to be "where are you?"

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