http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy Discussing Privacy, Publicly Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:36:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/thought-experiment-what-happens-when-reposting-public-content/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/thought-experiment-what-happens-when-reposting-public-content/#comments Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:35:25 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=154 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/thought-experiment-what-happens-when-reposting-public-content/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/bourdieu-and-privacy-as-contextual-integrity/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/bourdieu-and-privacy-as-contextual-integrity/#comments Sat, 27 Jun 2009 19:21:49 +0000 Adam http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=139 Below is the introduction from my module 1 paper. I invite you to read it here (paper is available here). Comments are welcome! ——– The development of privacy theories has been predominantly tied to North American legal theoretical traditions. From Warren and Brandeis’ (1890) pioneering ‘Right to Privacy’, Alan Westin’s (1967) claims of informational [...]]]> http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/bourdieu-and-privacy-as-contextual-integrity/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session3/house-of-lords-report/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session3/house-of-lords-report/#comments Tue, 23 Jun 2009 03:11:26 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=134 Charles Raab has generously forwarded on some information about the House of Lords report that he and colleagues produced surrounding surveillance in Britain. - Second Report (HL 18-I and HL 18-II (evidence); Surveillance: Citizens and the State and Fourteenth Report (HL 114); Analysis of the Government’s response to Surveillance: Citizens and the State - The Government’s response to [...]]]> http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session3/house-of-lords-report/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-privacy-crunch-and-data-mining/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-privacy-crunch-and-data-mining/#comments Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:12:41 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=128 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-privacy-crunch-and-data-mining/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/dpi-and-canadians-reasonable-expectations-of-privacy/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/dpi-and-canadians-reasonable-expectations-of-privacy/#comments Mon, 01 Jun 2009 07:13:24 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=123 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/dpi-and-canadians-reasonable-expectations-of-privacy/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-governance-of-privacy/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-governance-of-privacy/#comments Thu, 28 May 2009 22:57:36 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=116 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/the-governance-of-privacy/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/confused-by-publicprivate-keys-in-cryptography/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/confused-by-publicprivate-keys-in-cryptography/#comments Sun, 17 May 2009 21:20:21 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=112 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session2/confused-by-publicprivate-keys-in-cryptography/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/who-gives-a-tweet-about-privacy/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/who-gives-a-tweet-about-privacy/#comments Mon, 11 May 2009 09:09:24 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=106 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/who-gives-a-tweet-about-privacy/feed/ 2 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/facial-blurring-securing-individual-privacy/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/facial-blurring-securing-individual-privacy/#comments Wed, 22 Apr 2009 22:42:00 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=93 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/discussion-piece/facial-blurring-securing-individual-privacy/feed/ 0 http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/privacy-as-contextual-integrity/ http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/privacy-as-contextual-integrity/#comments Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:24:45 +0000 Christopher http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/?p=81 Helen Nissenbaum (pictured left) is a dynamic philosopher of technology who’s work is now focused on providing a justificatory privacy framework. Her framework is meant to capture the nature of the challenges posed by contemporary information technologies. To be successful, it must speak to situations where there is a widespread dissemination of ‘public’ info (e.g. [...]]]> http://christopher-parsons.com/readingprivacy/session1/privacy-as-contextual-integrity/feed/ 2