Innovation and Privacy in Future Generations
A lecture by Hugh Forrest
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The digital community is increasingly more aware regarding questions relating to privacy and the right to be forgotten. In the future, may more privacy mean less innovation? Hugh Forrest, director of the prestigious SXSW-South by Southwest Interactive festival (Austin, Texas, United States), explains why he believes that it is totally possible for innovation and privacy to coexist and how the search by users for greater privacy may also be a stimulus for technological innovation.
Presented and moderated by Gemma Galdon.
Moderators: Gemma Galdon Clavell
Participants: Hugh Forrest
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