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Privacy

Privacy links

Privacy links to explore is at CS/EP142 Welcome Page.

The minutes of the February 1994, NII Security Issues Forum, which have later been released to the public, contain some interesting discussions about the government's efforts to balance law enforcement and privacy considerations in cyberspace. This is the NII server.

• Sex, Censorship, and the Internet
• GNN I-media: Your Information Rights
• Extracts of the
  Program for 1994 Annual Meeting
  "Workshop Privacy and Intellectual Freedom"

  Privacy and intellectual freedom are crucial information rights shared by all people. Protecting these rights is a full-time job, one that brings the members of several professions into day-to-day contact with the the diverse and complicated circumstances in which real people need to exercise them. This panel features a discussion among three national leaders in the defense of these rights.

  Panelists:

  • Beth Givens, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, University of San Diego
  • Judith Krug, Office for Intellectual Freedom, American Library Association
  • Gary Richwald, Department of Health Services, County of Los Angeles

Dave Redell, CPSR Privacy and Civil Liberties Working Group

• Yahoo Privacy meta index.

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BFG, Feb-95