RFID Privacy Forum
The Boarding Pass of the Future
0 CommentsIn this podcast by Public Radio International in Boston, Jason Margolis interviews Motorola's Tim Heffernan about the benefit of an RFID-enabled boarding pass.
Consumer Reports Seen in a New Light
2 CommentsThe recent scandal over car-seat tests suggests the magazine bashed RFID in search of a controversial story.
Raising Money for the Underprivileged
1 CommentAnti-RFID campaigners have portrayed anyone having anything to do with RFID as an evil, money-grubbing, anti-consumer bloodsucker, but the work done for the Mike Sullivan Memorial Scholarship Fund betrays the truth.
A U.S. View of RFID
0 CommentsDaniel W. Caprio, president of the Progress & Freedom Foundation, explained how the United States views RFID and privacy at the EU RFID Conference "Heading for the Future."
RFID: There's Nothing To Fear Except Fear Itself
0 CommentsRob Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, defended RFID at the 16th Annual Computers, Freedom and Privacy Conference, held May 4, 2006, in Washington, D.C.
RFID Portrayed in a Positive Light
0 CommentsA CNBC segment aimed at consumers shows how RFID baggage tagging could reduce hassles for travelers.
RFID Adoption through Cooperation
0 CommentsIn this “Hear and Know” podcast, presented by AIM Global, Tim Heffernan, government relations and public affairs director for Symbol Technologies, on efforts to make government officials aware of what’s being done to address privacy issues surrounding RFID technology.
New Privacy Resource for RFID
0 CommentsRFID Journal and Symbol Technologies have teamed up to create a resource for the RFID industry and users of RFID technology.
