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Advance Program
W3C Workshop on the
long term Future of P3P
and
Enterprise Privacy Languages
19 - 20 June 2003 Kiel (Schleswig-Holstein,
Germany)
The Program is subject to change.
Thursday, 19 June 2003
9H00 - 9H30 Welcome & Registration
Session 1: Long term future of P3P
Moderator: Rigo Wenning (W3C)
9H30 - 10H15
- JRC: Suggestions for Long term changes to P3P
- Brainstorming
10H15 - 11H00
- ULD: Legal localization of P3P as a requirement for its privacy
enhancing effect
- Brainstorming
11H00 - 11H15 Coffee Break
11H15 - 12H00
- MS: Expanding the scope of P3P
- Brainstorming
12H00 - 12H45
- Zuidweg: Using P3P in a web services-based context-aware application
platform
- Brainstorming
12H45 - 14H00 Lunch
Session 2: Enterprise Privacy Languages
Moderator: Steve Adler (IBM)
14H00 - 14H45
- IBM: Shortcomings of P3P for Privacy Authorization
- Brainstorming
14H45 - 15H45
- IBM: The Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language
- IBM: Translating EPAL to P3P - How to keep enterprise privacy promises
in sync with the actual practices
- Brainstorming
15H45 - 16H00 Coffee Break
15H00 - 16H45
- HP: On the Importance of Accountability and Enforceability of
Enterprise Privacy Languages
- Brainstorming
16H45 - 17H30
- LawID position paper
- Brainstorming
Friday, 20 June 2003
Session 3: Negotiations
Moderator: Rigo Wenning (W3C)
9H30 - 10H15
- Thibadeau: Enabling Enterprise Privacy through Bi-Lateral
Negotiation
- Brainstorming
Session 4: Next Steps
10H15 - 11H00
11H00 - 11H15 Coffee Break
11H15 - 12H00 Next steps continued and wrap-up
Rigo Wenning, W3C Privacy
Activity Lead
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