The Internet of Private ‘Things:’ 7 Privacy MisstepsThe Internet of Private ‘Things:’ 7 Privacy Missteps

A cautionary tale about the rules of ‘Privacy by Design’ and seven IoT companies that broke them.

James Kane, Cofounder, Two Bulls

January 15, 2016

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James Kane

Cofounder, Two Bulls

In 2008 James Kane launched Two Bulls with cofounder Noah Harlan. Prior to co-founding Two Bulls, James served as an advisor to the Australian Federal Attorney General, specializing in IP and international Law. He also worked as an attorney at law in New York and clerked with a Federal Court judge in Australia. James attended the Harvard Berkman Institute program run by Lawrence Lessig. Currently James specializes in mobile content and intellectual property at Two Bulls. Two Bulls has developed an IoT platform for Qualcomm, called Higgns, and has partnered with other companies like Sesame Workshop, Qualcomm, Renault, Saatchi & Saatchi, Victoria Secret, GE, Disney and many others.

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