Keen On? David Cho: Why Privacy Is The Valley?s Next Big Thing [TCTV]

According to David Cho, the co-founder and CEO of Sidebark, 2012 is the year that privacy will go big (if not public). That's because, as Cho told me when he came into our San Francisco studio, we want to share our most personal data with our most personal friends - and that can only be done by making privacy the default feature of a social network. Therein lies the rationale behind Sidebark, Cho's new start-up which, by relying on our emails, is attempting to make "permissions" the operating-system of his privacy-centric network. And that's why, Cho insisted to me, users can - in contrast with Facebook, Google + et al - really trust Sidebar with their most intimate photos and content.

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