Agenda
Monday 12 July
- 08:30 setup; breakfast available
- 09:00-09:15 Welcome, introductions
- 09:15-10:45 Setting the Scene
(10 minutes per talk)
- Opening remarks (slides)
Thomas Roessler, W3C - From Privacy To Opacity -
Digital Me Management (slides)
by Karl Dubost, Pheromone - Child protection concerns and the
new location services
by John Carr European NGO Coalition on Child Safety Online - The Future of Privacy -
Vodafone's Perspective (slides)
by Kasey Chappelle
- Opening remarks (slides)
- 11:15-12:45 A Standards Perspective
(15 min per talk)
- Privacy and the W3C: Questions
towards a direction (slides)
by David Singer, Apple Inc. - GSMA position paper for the W3C
workshop on privacy for advanced APIs (slides)
by Pat Walshe, GSMA - The Role of the Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Improving Privacy on the
Internet (slides)
by Jon Peterson (Neustar), Hannes Tschofenig (Nokia Siemens Networks), Bernard Aboba (Microsoft), Karen Solins (MIT)
- Privacy and the W3C: Questions
towards a direction (slides)
- Lunch break
- 14:15-15:45 Research: Economics and Observations
(15 min per talk)
- APIs and consumers' privacy
decision-making (slides)
by Sören Preibusch, University of Cambridge - APIs for User-Controllable
Location Privacy (slides)
by Norman Sadeh, Carnegie Mellon Univ. & Zipano Technologies, Inc. - Access Control is an Inadequate
Framework for Privacy Protection (slides)
by Lalana Kagal, MIT Hal Abelson, MIT
- APIs and consumers' privacy
decision-making (slides)
- 16:15-17:45 Implementation experience: geolocation
(15 min per talk)
- Practical Privacy Concerns in a
Real World Browser
by Ian Fette, Google Inc Jochen Eisinger, Google Germany GmbH - Privacy of Geolocation
Implementations (slides)
by Marcos Cáceres, Opera Software ASA - W3C Geolocation API calls for
Better User Privacy Protection (slides)
by Ioannis Krontiris, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany Andreas Albers, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany Kai Rannenberg, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany
- Practical Privacy Concerns in a
Real World Browser
Tuesday 13 July
- 08:30 setup; breakfast available
- 09:00-11:00 Privacy approaches
(15 min per talk)
- Making Privacy a Fundamental
Component of Web Resources (slides)
by Thomas Duebendorfer (Google Switzerland GmbH) Christoph Renner (Google Switzerland GmbH/ETH Zurich) Tyrone Grandison (IBM) Michael Maximilien (IBM) Mark Weitzel (IBM) - Binding Privacy Rules to Data:
Empowering Users on the Web (slides)
by John Morris, Center for Democracy & Technology Alissa Cooper, Center for Democracy & Technology Erica Newland, Center for Democracy & Technology - Privacy: A Pictographic
Approach (slides)
by Aza Raskin, Mozilla Arun Ranganathan, Mozilla
- Making Privacy a Fundamental
Component of Web Resources (slides)
- 11:20-13:00 Device APIs
(15 min per talk)
- Some Perspectives on User Data
Privacy (slides)
by Bryan Sullivan, AT&T - Privacy Rulesets: A
User-Empowering Approach to Privacy on the
Web (slides)
by Alissa Cooper, Center for Democracy & Technology John Morris, Center for Democracy & Technology Erica Newland, Center for Democracy & Technology - Privacy Workshop Position Paper
- The DAP Perspective (slides)
by Robin Berjon, DAP co-chair, Vodafone Frederick Hirsch, DAP co-chair, Nokia
- Some Perspectives on User Data
Privacy (slides)
- 13:30-16:00 Discussion and conclusion