As part of our mission to make technology well understood, we find ourselves often talking to the media. Issues that were considered arcane areas of information science -- completely hidden from mainstream consciousness -- are now hotly debated in venues of all sizes, public and private.

We're often in the media; what follows is a very brief list of some of our media appearances.

Columbus Dispatch, Columbus Ohio, regular appearances
Articles and quotes for developing greater trustworthiness in computing, specifically by addressing privacy and security problems.

WBNS-10TV, Columbus, Ohio, regular appearances
Topics we've discussed on-air include privacy implications of some DVD titles, password security, terrorism, identity theft and defenses.

Daily Reporter, Columbus, Ohio, regular appearances
Frequently offering guidelines for addressing information security and understanding privacy.

Columbus C.E.O., November 2000
Roundtable discussion of privacy and security issues as they relate to business.

c|net News.com, September 20, 2000
"Cat" scanning device may track users online. Discussion of DigitalConvergence :CueCat.

The N.E.W. Show, CNNfn, August 8, 2000
On-air interview about privacy problems with the Coremetrics data collection system specifically and web privacy in general.

Investor's Business Daily, August 7, 2000
``Toys `R' Us Suit Reveals Pitfalls of Privacy Policies'', an article describing how Toys `R' Us got itself into trouble by having disconnect between stated privacy policy and actual privacy practice.

The Standard, August 2, 2000
"Privacy Report Criticizes `Infomediaries'", discussing findings of our Internet Privacy Project.