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1. Netflix Spilled Your Brokeback Mountain Secret, Lawsuit Claims | Threat Level | Wired.com
   When anonymization fails. And apparently it always fails.
   2011-04-14 to anonymity, data, identity, netflix, privacy, security, wired - Archived Link
2. SSRN-Broken Promises of Privacy: Responding to the Surprising Failure of Anonymization by Paul Ohm
   2011-04-14 to academic, anonymity, data, database, identity, law, lawreview, privacy, research, security, ssrn - Archived Link
3. What Information is "Personally Identifiable"? | Electronic Frontier Foundation
   Great article on personally identifiable information by Seth Schoen.
   2009-09-27 to anonymity, data, eff, identity, information, privacy, research, schoen, security - Archived Link
4. What is Personal Data and How Much Personal Data Exists? | MIT Technology Review
   "What modern data science is finding is that nearly any type of data can be used, much like a fingerprint, to identify the person who created it: your choice of movies on Netflix, the location signals emitted by your cell phone, even your pattern of walking as recorded by a surveillance camera."
   2013-05-11 to anonymity, bigdata, data, datascience, ethics, policy, privacy, technologyreview - Archived Link

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