Professor Wicker teaches and conducts research into privacy-aware information networking technologies. His recent publications have attracted national attention, including print, television, and radio interviews. This attribution in the New Yorker is the latest evidence of a growing interest in protecting privacy in a digital world.
The original article titled: Bigger Brother: The Exponential Law of Privacy Loss
was posted by Nicholas Thompson on December 5, 2011. You may read the article in full at the "Culture Desk" of the New Yorker's website.
Professor Wicker works in the area of information networks, with an emphasis on the application of game theory, mechanism design, and technologies that enhance privacy and expression rights for those using large-scale information systems.
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