On the road last week, I gave my Accidental Chief Privacy Officer talk at LinkedIn (video, slides). The 20 minute Q&A starts around 53:00 and, as expected, was filled with very insightful questions.

I revamped the section on regulation, attempting to deconstruct the privacy frame into spaces, players, and consequences. The space defines whether we’re engaged in a public, private, or shared experience with players of varying power disparity where consequences can be assessed. By the way, I’ll be speaking with Solon Boracas and Alex Howard at the March Strata Conference on how we might better think about data-use, its benefits and consequences. Here’s the video of my LinkedIn Tech Talk:

On Wednesday, I participated in a panel at the pii2011 Venture Forum on Social Sharing and the Data-Driven Economy. The panel was hosted by AllThingsD’s Kara Swisher. I was joined by David Glazer, director of engineering for Google+; Roger McNamee of Elevation Partners; and Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures. So, yes, I was the little kid at the table. Over the weekend, Kara wrote about the panel and posted the video:

pii2011 Venture Forum: Social Sharing and the Data-Driven Economy