Innovating faster than your customers can accept, otherwise known as . . .
Monday, May 24, 2010 at 12:04AM
Thomas P.M. Barnett in Citation Post, media, new rules

Facebook consistently pushes the privacy envelope, and Chuck Schumer is gearing up.  The whole, letting companies know your brand loyalties strikes me more as reverse advertising that a huge loss in privacy, especially in a culture where everybody now wears their labels on the outside of their clothes (big damn change from my youth), but I get the angst too.

Zuckerman's quote disturbs a bit though:

There's always a challenge of innovating faster than your users understand or accept.

And there's a reason why, Mark.  When companies "innovate" at that stealthy speed, rule-breaking tends to follow--and fraud, and stealing, and . . ..

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