David Chaum on Electronic Commerce How much do you trust Big Brother?
@article{Chaum1997DavidCO, title={David Chaum on Electronic Commerce How much do you trust Big Brother?}, author={D. Chaum}, journal={IEEE Internet Computing}, year={1997}, volume={1}, pages={8-16} }
A bout 20 years ago David Chaum had a vision of the future of information technology that changed his life. At the time Chaum was studying for his doctorate in computer science at the University of California, Berkeley, where he was working on cryptographic protocols for establishing trust between mutually untrusting parties. Chaum intuitively " got " where the Internet was taking us, and began to think about models that would make electronic commerce feasible. What eventually resulted was a… Expand
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