Author Paul Levy

Paul Levy

Director

Paul Levy is the founder of CATS3000, a change and innovation company that helps people and organisations to realise potential and thrive. He’s worked with individuals and organisations all over the world for the last twenty years to challenge mediocrity, and to open space for change and transformation. Paul is also a senior researcher at the Centre for Research in Innovation Management at Brighton Business School in the UK. He’s the author of several books, including “Technosophy” and Digital Inferno (based on his acclaimed blog, The Digital Inferno. He is also lead facilitator with the Social Media Leadership Forum. Recently he also started working with the Bitcoin and Blockchain Leadership Forum. He’s also a director of Rational Madness Theatre – an award winning organisational theatre company that uses theatre to inspire and provoke change, transformation and innovation. He’s a facilitator, trainer, writer, thinker and collusion breaker. Paul Lives in Brighton in the UK.

Five Important Ways to Think About Privacy

Paul Levy

Government, Politics & Economics, Society & Culture

Given the ongoing implosion of Facebook, concerns about privacy are, once again, in the headlines. Yet the fundamentals are fairly simple. Are we heading towards a world where transparency is the default, or...

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Author Paul Levy

Paul Levy

Five Important Ways to Think About Privacy