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OPINION
What’s Good for Apparel and Footwear
RFID delivers a return on investment, but companies are moving slowly. The question is: Why?
Be Careful What Data You Collect
AOL's recent problems related to the release of information on searches done through its Web site is a cautionary tale for those thinking about collecting RFID data on consumers.
Be Wary of Religious Opposition to RFID
While people have a right to their religious beliefs, invoking God to oppose RFID could hinder attempts to address privacy concerns in a rational way.
Entering the Blogosphere
RFID Journal has introduced a blog to provide readers with insights that might not find a place in our news and feature stories.
Perfect Alternatives to RFID?
New technologies are being hailed as threats to RFID when, in fact, they are RFID.
Senate Staffers Get Up to Speed on RFID
The first meeting of the Senate RFID Caucus covered a wide variety of business and public-policy issues.
RFID Journal Vertical Industry Newsletters
End users are looking for information on how to use RFID within their industry and RFID Journal is responding with vertical industry content.
One Problem, Many Solutions
There are many ways to prevent people from using RFID to infringe on people's privacy—and some products are hitting the market even before most consumer items have tags.
A Moratorium on Stupidity
California’s new RFID bills, which prevent the introduction of the technology in driver’s licenses and student IDs for three years, will needlessly slow adoption in a state that has long been an incubator of new technologies.
What's Your Plan B?
Companies need to think about what happens when an RFID tag fails on a case or pallet in transit.
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