Surveillance Capitalism: Where Do We Go From Here?
This article in the NYT Bits section discusses Shoshana Zuboff’s book “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism,” an interesting look at...
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Chinese Credit Card Data: Know Too Much, or No, Too Much
One of the important factors about credit cards is that they account for usage. Banks and merchants must balance and...
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Loco-Localization?: India Makes Unusual Demands for Credit Card Data Storage
The Reserve Bank of India is causing stress for international credit card networks. The country is feverishly pushing RuPay, the...
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Amazon Gives Banks a Run for their Money?
The challenge to banks is not small and neither is the competition “The battle for U.S. retail banking customers is...
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Microsoft Wants Laws That Limit The Use of Facial Recognition
In July Microsoft’s president, Brad Smith wrote a blog that called on governments to adopt laws that will regulate facial...
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Don’t Let Bad Data Be the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing of Your Payment Solution
In the competitive world of FinTech, data and APIs that sit behind your applications can have just as much, if...
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Microsoft and Mastercard Push Self-Sovereign Identity Into The Mainstream
This announcement that Mastercard and Microsoft will develop a common shared digital identity implementation is a major step forward for...
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Americans Are Likely to Spend More This Holiday Season: Discover Survey
The holiday season can be the catalyst for all sorts of activities, including: giving more to charity, spending quality time...
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New York CyberSecurity State of Mind
The conversation around data protection is heating up as governments start to think more strategically and globally about information security...
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The Women Shaping Payments in 2030
Last week, I was delighted to sit on a panel session at this year’s European Women Payments Network in Amsterdam. The...
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