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  Privacy is Dead is about something that most of us know in the deep, dark, not-so-private corners of our heart: facebook, google, security cameras, cell phones…have caused society to strip away its privacy voluntarily and virtually completely.
  In 2006, privacy expert Steven Rambam’s two hour panel was disrupted by federal authorities who arrested him at the conference just prior to its commencement. In the end, he was completely vindicated and went on to finally give his talk several months later to a packed house at a local university. This year, Steven will be on for three hours, in part to make up for what you may have missed last time, but mostly because what he says about the state of privacy in our society will captivate you. Since 1980, Pallorium’s investigators have successfully closed more than 9,500 cases, ranging from homicide investigations to missing persons cases to the investigation of various types of sophisticated financial and insurance frauds. Steven Rambam has coordinated investigations in more than fifty (50) countries, and in nearly every U.S. State and Canadian province. Steven specializes in international and multi-jurisdictional investigations
  

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  Published on July 24, 2010 · Filed under: Business, Economy, Lifestyle, Society, Science, Technology;

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3 Responses to “Privacy Is Dead – Get Over It”

1. robert says:

   August 11, 2010 at 7:18 pm

   this is definitely interesting subject

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2. Aboodaub says:

   February 27, 2011 at 2:07 am

   Not trust anybody want to know about everybody. Why they not live life and make something good.

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3. Bob says:

   May 18, 2011 at 1:21 pm

   I loathe people that reduce our most fundamental and crucial layer of security to a word intended to illicit a idea that it’s not necessary to human life, or that it’s not criminal to take or give it away.

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