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2002

Security and privacy after September 11: the health care examplePeter Swire 0001, Lauren Steinfeld. cfp 2002: [doi]

Frequently asked questions (and answers) about John Doe anonymitycfp 2002: [doi]

Proceedings of the 12th Annual Conference on Computers, Freedom and Privacy, CFP 2002, San Francisco, California, USA, April 16-19, 2002ACM, 2002. [doi]

A preliminary study at Stanford UniversityRuchika Agrawal, Lily Sarafan, Tami Kameda, Matthew Waddell, Eric Albert, Alana Aldag, Jed Burgess, Enoch Chen, Chris Countryman, Jeremy Ginsberg, Art Hu, Sandra Liu, Walter Luh, Brad Markham, Derek Shanahan, Barbara Simons. cfp 2002: [doi]

Plenary Session #5: how to hack an electionKim Alexander, Ernie Hawkins, Peter G. Neumann, Joe Taggard, Jason Dearen, Andy Neff. cfp 2002: [doi]

Statistics and Slobodan: crunching big data for the Milosevic case at the International Criminal Tribunal for Former YugoslaviaPatrick Ball. cfp 2002: [doi]

Opening SpeakerJames Bamford. cfp 2002: [doi]

Executive order establishing office of homeland securityGeorge W. Bush. cfp 2002: [doi]

Executive order on critical infrastructure protectionGeorge W. Bush. cfp 2002: [doi]

How copyright became controversialDrew Clark. cfp 2002: [doi]

Plenary Session #7: Grassroots Goes Global: Activism OnlineMichael Cornfield, Jason Mark, Chris Carlsson, Caruso, Heather Mansfield. cfp 2002: [doi]

The role of privacy advocates and data protection authorities in the design and deployment of the platform for privacy preferencesLorrie Faith Cranor. cfp 2002: [doi]

ICANN in Year 3Alan Davidson, Peter G. Neumann, Susan Crawford, Karl Auerbach. cfp 2002: [doi]

International Security Cooperation and PrivacySimon Davies, Gus Hosein, Ian Brown, Barry Steinhardt. cfp 2002: [doi]

Getting it Right: Global Internet Policy IssuesJames Dempsey, Veni Markocski, Mas Wigrantoro Roes Setiyadi, Teresa Peters. cfp 2002: [doi]

Reputation in privacy enhancing technologiesRoger Dingledine, Nick Mathewson, Paul Syverson. cfp 2002: [doi]

EEF Pioneer AwardsElectronic Frontier Foundation. cfp 2002: [doi]

A Prognosis for Use of Health, Medical, and Genetic InformationAlex Fowler, Peter Swire 0001, Mary Henderson, Gregory Fowler. cfp 2002: [doi]

Linking the public voice with the genetic policy process: a case studyGregory Fowler. cfp 2002: [doi]

Fact or fiction: privacy in American librariesCarrie Gardner. cfp 2002: [doi]

Plenary Session #6: Who Goes There? Privacy in Identity and Location ServicesDan Gillmor, Jason Catlett, Avi Rubin, Brian Arbogast, Roger Cochetti. cfp 2002: [doi]

Public records on the internet: the privacy dilemmaBeth Givens. cfp 2002: [doi]

Motivations behind a role play at CFP: repeated assaults on the constitution by extremist property rights advocatesLance J. Hoffman. cfp 2002: [doi]

2002 Orwell AwardsPrivacy International. cfp 2002: [doi]

Thursday, April 18th Luncheon keynoteLarry Irving. cfp 2002: [doi]

Plenary Session #10: Are the Tools the Rules?: The Future of the Digital CommonsBruce Koball, Dewayne Hendricks. cfp 2002: [doi]

Amicus: Dendrite International, Inc. v. John DoesPaul Alan Levy, J. C. Salyer. cfp 2002: [doi]

Amicus: Vincent Donato, et al, v. Stephen Moldow, et alPaul Alan Levy, David C. Vladeck, J. C. Salyer. cfp 2002: [doi]

Wednesday, April 17th Dinner KeynoteBill Lockyer. cfp 2002: [doi]

The Role of Consumer Education in Protecting PrivacyFran Maier, Paula Bruening, Jim Harper, Mel Petersen, Sarah Andrews. cfp 2002: [doi]

Petition: Joan Melvin v. John Doe, et alJoan Melvin. cfp 2002: [doi]

Copyright and Innovation: the P2P ExperiencePeter S. Menell, Fred von Lohmann, Sarah Deutsch, Frank Hausmann, Mark Litvack. cfp 2002: [doi]

Open SourceJohn Morris, Tim O'Reilly, Brian Behlendorf, Erwin J. Basinski. cfp 2002: [doi]

Wednesday, April 17th Luncheon KeynoteTimothy J. Muris. cfp 2002: [doi]

Piper rudnick: litigated privacy issuesRonald L. Plesser. cfp 2002: [doi]

The US/Mexico border crossing card (BCC): a case study in biometric, machine-readable idAndrew Schulman. cfp 2002: [doi]

Impact on internet service providersClint N. Smith. cfp 2002: [doi]

Friday, April 19th Morning KeynoteJackie Speier. cfp 2002: [doi]

Closing KeynoteBruce Sterling. cfp 2002: [doi]

Access to information after 9/11Lee Tien. cfp 2002: [doi]

Unmasking "John Doe" defendants: the case for caution in creating new legal standardsMichael S. Vogel. cfp 2002: [doi]

The Cisco community fellowship program and Cisco corporate philanthropyMichael Yutrzenka. cfp 2002: [doi]

2000

Ten Years of CFP: Looking Back, Looking ForwardLarry Abramson, Stewart Baker, Simon Davies, Barbara Simons, Ben Smilowitz, Jessica Litman, Ronald Plesser. cfp 2000: 12 [doi]

Multimedia information changes the whole privacy ballgameAnne Adams. cfp 2000: 25-32 [doi]

Student paper competition (abstract only)Sara Basse, L. Jean Camp, Dan Gillmor, Wiley Hodges, Bruce Umbaugh, Danny Yee. cfp 2000: 285 [doi]

An international standard for privacy protection: objections to the objectionsColin J. Bennett. cfp 2000: 33-38 [doi]

Imperial Silicon ValleyPaulina Borsook. cfp 2000: 243 [doi]

Serve yourself: shifting power away from the brothersIan Brown, Gus Hosein. cfp 2000: 39-41 [doi]

Global surveillance: the evidence for EchelonDuncan Campbell. cfp 2000: 149-154 [doi]

Panel on infomediaries and negotiated privacy techniquesJason Catlett. cfp 2000: 155-156 [doi]

Open letter to P3P developers & repliesJason Catlett. cfp 2000: 157-164 [doi]

The media and privacy: friend, foe or folly?Ann Cavoukian. cfp 2000: 195-196 [doi]

Privacy commissioners: powermongers, pragmatists or patsies?Ann Cavoukian. cfp 2000: 137-139 [doi]

Building Diversity OnlineKaren Coyle, Greg Bishop. cfp 2000: 8 [doi]

Internet voting: spurring or corrupting democracy?Paul W. Craft. cfp 2000: 229-230 [doi]

The Privacy Act and the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner's functionsMalcolm Crompton. cfp 2000: 145-148 [doi]

Overview of current criminal justice information systemsJames X. Dempsey. cfp 2000: 101-106 [doi]

Lunch speaker: Whitfield Diffie: We Can Tap It for You WholesaleWhitfield Diffie. cfp 2000: 10 [doi]

Infomediaries and negotiated privacy techniquesAlexander Dix. cfp 2000: 167 [doi]

Security and privacy in broadband Internet servicesRobert Ellis. cfp 2000: 115-116 [doi]

Naming and certificatesCarl M. Ellison. cfp 2000: 213-217 [doi]

When social meets technical (student paper panel): ethics and the design of "social" technologiesPatrick Feng. cfp 2000: 295-301 [doi]

Introduction to the workshop on freedom and privacy by designLeonard N. Foner. cfp 2000: 17-18 [doi]

Circumvention: Tool for Freedom or Crime?Alex Fowler, Paul Schwartz, Barry Steinhardt, Declan McCullagh, Robin Gross. cfp 2000: 6 [doi]

Deniable payments and electronic campaign financeMatthew K. Franklin, Tomas Sander. cfp 2000: 67-68 [doi]

Domain Names under ICANN: Technical Management or Policy ChokepointA. Michael Froomkin, Richard Sexton, Karl Auerbach, Jerry Berman, Amadeu Abril. cfp 2000: 1 [doi]

My net connection approaches light speed with cable, but that doesn't guarantee victory over DSLSimson L. Garfinkel. cfp 2000: 129-135 [doi]

Infomediaries and negotiated privacy: resourcesBeth Givens. cfp 2000: 165-166 [doi]

Internet voting: will it spur or corrupt democracy?Lance J. Hoffman. cfp 2000: 219-223 [doi]

Internet filter effectiveness (student paper panel): testing over and underinclusive blocking decisions of four popular filtersChristopher D. Hunter. cfp 2000: 287-294 [doi]

Negotiating the global Internet rating and filtering system: opposing views of the Bertelsmann foundation's self-regulation of Internet content proposalChristopher D. Hunter. cfp 2000: 235-238 [doi]

Quantum "encryption" (student paper panel)Mark V. Hurwitz. cfp 2000: 303-313 [doi]

The broadband Internet: the end of the equal voice?John B. Morris Jr., Jerry Berman. cfp 2000: 119-128 [doi]

The Hong Kong personal data (privacy) ordinanceStephen Lau. cfp 2000: 141-143 [doi]

Lunch speaker: Jessica Litman: The Demonization of Piracy. Location: Frontenac BallroomJessica Litman. cfp 2000: 5 [doi]

The network society as seen by two European underdogsGiancarlo Livraghi. cfp 2000: 173-181 [doi]

Freedom and choice in broadband Internet accessMiles Losch. cfp 2000: 117 [doi]

Personal data privacy in the Pacific RimKate Lundy. cfp 2000: 263-265 [doi]

The development of destination-specific biometric authenticationAndrew R. Mark. cfp 2000: 77-80 [doi]

The classroom as panopticon; protecting your rights in the technology-enhanced workplaceMarita Moll. cfp 2000: 245-248 [doi]

The network society as seen by two European underdogsAndrea Monti. cfp 2000: 189-193 [doi]

Square pegs & round holes: applying campaign finance law to the Internet - risks to free expression and democratic valuesDeirdre K. Mulligan, James X. Dempsey. cfp 2000: 267-273 [doi]

Your place or mine?: privacy concerns and solutions for server and client-side storage of personal informationDeirdre K. Mulligan, Ari Schwartz. cfp 2000: 81-84 [doi]

Keynote speaker: Tim O'Reilly - Open Source: The Model for Collaboration in the Age of the InternetTim O'Reilly. cfp 2000: 7 [doi]

Privacy technologies as political issues: consumption as mobilizationDavid J. Phillips. cfp 2000: 225-227 [doi]

The third millennium digital commerce actMargot Saunders. cfp 2000: 205-211 [doi]

The emerging role of standards bodies in the formation of public policyTimothy Schoechle. cfp 2000: 255-257 [doi]

Compensating for a lack of transparencyBerry Schoenmakers. cfp 2000: 231-233 [doi]

Hot Topics: Health PrivacyAri Schwartz, Greg Miller, Peter Swire, Angela Choy, Rebecca Daugherty. cfp 2000: 9 [doi]

Is technology neutral?: space, time and the biases of communicationLeslie Regan Shade. cfp 2000: 239-241 [doi]

Dinner speaker: Neal Stephenson: Location: Frontenac BallroomNeal Stephenson. cfp 2000: 3 [doi]

Privacy excerpt from "Towards Digital eQuality: the U.S. Government working group on electronic commerce"Peter P. Swire. cfp 2000: 281-284 [doi]

The trouble with ubiquitous technology pushersSteve Talbott. cfp 2000: 107-113 [doi]

Personal data privacy in the Asia Pacific: a real possibilityJim C. Tam. cfp 2000: 259-262 [doi]

Speaker: Mozelle W. Thompson, FTC Commissioner AND Get Me Pastry Cline: 25 Years of Privacy Journal's Wacky MailMozelle W. Thompson. cfp 2000: 2 [doi]

People as subjects and as objects: contrasting market and academic researchBruce Umbaugh. cfp 2000: 169-171 [doi]

Confronting dogma: privacy, free speech, and the InternetRaymond Wacks. cfp 2000: 197-204 [doi]

Global ID, trusted systems, and communications marketsJonathan Weinberg. cfp 2000: 89-96 [doi]

The Internet and campaign finance lawsFred Wertheimer. cfp 2000: 275-280 [doi]

Obstacles to freedom and privacy by designRebecca N. Wright. cfp 2000: 97-100 [doi]

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