How The Times Thinks About Privacy; The New York Times, April 10, 2019

A.G. Sulzberger, The New York Times; How The Times Thinks About Privacy

We’re examining our policies and practices around data, too. 

"The Times is committed to continue taking steps to increase transparency and protections. And our journalists will do their part to ensure that the public and policymakers are fully informed by covering these issues aggressively, fairly and accurately. Over the coming months, The Privacy Project will feature reporters investigating how digital privacy is being compromised, Op-Ed editors bringing in outside voices to help foster debate and contextualize trade-offs, and opinion writers calling for solutions. All of us at The Times will be reading closely as well, using their findings to help inform the continuing evolution of our own policies and practices."

Do You Know What You’ve Given Up?; The New York Times, April 10, 2019

James Bennet, The New York Times; Do You Know What You’ve Given Up?

""It seems like a good moment to pause and consider the choices we’ve already made, and the ones that lie ahead. That’s why Times Opinion is launching The Privacy Project, a monthslong initiative to explore the technology, to envision where it’s taking us, and to convene debate about how we should control it to best realize, rather than stunt or distort, human potential."