
Data Privacy
In the 21st century, anyone who uses mobile technology, a computer, or smart appliance has shared, willingly or unwillingly, some amount of their personal information online. Annenberg scholars study, critique, and expose the ways individuals’ privacy is breached on the web, and how to empower consumers to protect their information.
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Selling the American People: Q&A with Lee McGuigan (Ph.D. '18)
In his debut book, the UNC Hussman assistant professor delves into how data-driven marketing is entrenched in the daily interactions of people, products, and public spheres.