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Join Us for IE Radio With Jeff Jonas at 3 PM ET

Written by Nicole Ferraro
2/9/2010 1 comment
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We hope you can tune in for an IE Radio interview today with a true industry innovator, Jeff Jonas, chief scientist at IBM. We're talking to Jonas today at 3:00 p.m. ET. Do. Not. Miss. It.

To tune in today at 3:00 p.m., follow this link: Jeff Jonas, Chief Scientist, IBM.

As chief scientist of IBM Entity Analytics, Jonas is responsible for shaping technical strategy for next-generation identity analytics. We'll talk to Jonas about data analytics and its importance to national security and the enterprise, the implications of information overload, and what the increasing role of mobility and wireless in computing means for the future of consumer privacy.

Of course, this wouldn't be IE Radio -- the greatest radio show on Earth -- without participation from all of you. Simply make sure you're registered and logged in prior to show time, and join us on the live, youChat message board where you'll be able to chat with IE editors and fellow listeners, and submit questions and comments for Jonas. We'll ask as many as we can on air, and once the interview is over, Jonas will join us on the board to talk directly with you.

This is a great opportunity to hear from and chat with a true industry leader. Don't miss out. Join us at 3:00 p.m. ET today: Jeff Jonas, Chief Scientist, IBM.

See you there!

— Nicole Ferraro, Site Editor, Internet Evolution

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Mary Jander
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Tuesday February 9, 2010 11:19:04 AM
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Jeff Jonas is working on technology to allow the analysis of subscriber/user information from social sites, for instance, without disclosing personal data.

Somehow the technique shields your identity while allowing analytics software to cull the key information.

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