I used to be a big fan of Robin's but he does this thing that a lot of these creative technology people do where they pass off exclusive access as somehow creat

I used to be a big fan of Robin's but he does this thing that a lot of these creative technology people do where they pass off exclusive access as somehow creative insight. In fact he even explicitly notes that a recent project he did where he had e-book reader stats was something that he had to keep private where he got it from. Why? And then why make a project that really wasn't very creative at all, with a data set that is very proprietary, and may not have the full consent of those that participated? So yeah, he's done some brilliant things I'm sure, and I've seen some even, but this disingenuous use of position is something that's turned me off to a lot of the established people like this.