The Harm Reduction Model of Privacy

My career has been in audio/video in some form or fashion for over 20 years. I've done everything from live concerts and conferences to recording bands and podcasts to permanent installations. I've worked at Fortune 500 companies, was an A1 as a freelancer (that's the guy you see behind the sound board at a show), and was even acting project manager at one job.

But like most people, I had to work my way up. My first ever full-time AV job was a small dinner theatre. Because it was a small team, there was a lot of emphasis on saving money and doing whatever worked, so we used a private Facebook group for scheduling and communication.

This experience has shaped how I approach privacy because it's far from unique.

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