From: cvs@openprivacy.orgCVS update: openprivacy/htdocs/notes
Date: Friday December 29, 19100 @ 19:56
Author: fen
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cfpcfp.txt
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updated with new bios
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File: openprivacy/htdocs/notes/cfpcfp.txt
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diff -u openprivacy/htdocs/notes/cfpcfp.txt:1.1 openprivacy/htdocs/notes/cfpcfp.txt:1.2
--- openprivacy/htdocs/notes/cfpcfp.txt:1.1 Thu Dec 28 17:48:50 2000
+++ openprivacy/htdocs/notes/cfpcfp.txt Fri Dec 29 19:56:06 2000
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-$Id: cfpcfp.txt,v 1.1 2000/12/29 01:48:50 fen Exp $
+$Id: cfpcfp.txt,v 1.2 2000/12/30 03:56:06 fen Exp $
BOF proposal:
@@ -25,42 +25,74 @@
Fen:
-Since creating the first personalized information system in 1979 (NewsPeek,
-at the then-nascent MIT Media Lab), Fen has been continuously evolving his
-goal of privacy-enhanced personalization. He now feels that current
+Fen Labalme is a primary developer of OpenPrivacy, an Open Source,
+cryptographically secure, transparent to the user, distributed platform for
+creating, maintaining, and selectively sharing profile information (e.g., a
+marketplace for anonymous demographic profiles). Since creating the first
+personalized information system in 1979 (NewsPeek, at the then-nascent MIT
+Media Lab), Fen has been continuously evolving his goal of privacy-enhanced
+personalization. As part of his research into personalized information, he
+coined the term broadcatch to describe a suite of "many-to-one" technologies
+designed to provide information the way people really want it: timely,
+trusted, and on target. Fen continued to push the
+personalization-with-privacy envelope as co-founder of Lumeria Inc., where
+he furthered his work in agent and infomediary technology; he is the
+co-author of Lumeria's SuperProfile white paper. He believes that current
technologies such as Java, XML, and public key cryptography, combined with
-greater power and bandwidth at the desktop, at last enable his dream to
-become a reality.
+greater power and bandwidth at the desktop, will at last enable his vision
+to become a reality.
Kevin:
-Kevin is a long-standing contributor to the Apache Software Foundation, with
-emphasis on Open Source/Content, Java, XML and distributed Internet
-systems. His open source Jetspeed portal project is nearing version 1.3.
+Kevin Burton is a long-standing contributor to the Apache Software
+Foundation, with emphasis on Open Source/Content, Java, XML and distributed
+Internet systems. He is the creator of the Apache Jetspeed project and
+co-founded the Turbine project. Both have been very successful, with
+Jetspeed attracting involvement from companies such as IBM, SAP, and NEC and
+Turbine now driving some of the most complex applications on the Internet.
+He is also involved in next generation Software Engineering, and is trying
+to use the distributed, evolutionary Open Source model to build quality,
+solid Software. Kevin is presently a primary developer of OpenPrivacy.
-===========================================================================
-Talk: Can and Will Privacy Enhance the Marketplace? (panel/debate)
- Is Privacy a Value-added Proposition in the Marketplace?
- How Will Privacy Affect the Marketplace?
-
-is an open, distributed (peer-to-peer?) system that enhances user privacy
-the next step towards making the still nascent digital economy a viable
-marketplace?
+===========================================================================
+To: Simson Garfinkle <simsong@vineyard.net>,
+ Barbara Simons <bsimons@acm.org>,
+ Lorrie Faith Cranor (P3P, Publius)
+ Paul Perry (Microsoft, Firefly, P3P)
+ Cindy Cohn <ccohn@eff.org>,
+ Jason Catlett (anonymizer)
+ Brewster Kahle <brewster@alexa.com>,
+ Adam Shostack <shostack@zks.net>,
+ Ted Wham (BayEFF marketer speaker)
+
+
+Hello all -
+
+Are you planning to attend - or thinking of attending - this year's
+Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference <http://www.cfp2001.org/>? If so,
+I'd like you to think about being a part of the panel discussion (debate?)
+described below (hosted by OpenPrivacy <http://www.openprivacy.org/>). Of
+course, we're rather privacy-centric, but we want to cover both sides of the
+issue. [I've only got one person identified on the marketing side of things
+so far, so if you have additional suggestions there, I'd love to hear
+them. (change if I find more in CFP attendee list...)]
+
+Please let me know ASAP if you think you might want to be involved in this
+(the deadline for submitting our panel proposal is January 5th and I'd like
+to have it in by the 3rd). If you're on board, please send complete contact
+information (no privacy here - yet!) and a short bio for inclusion in the
+proposal. Also, if you have any suggestions on how to add impact to the
+description below ( which is limited to 100 words and is currently slightly
+over that), I welcome your input.
-[into the open? (next phase?) (a brokered, personalized, and safe place to
-conduct business?) (generation?)
+Thanks for your consideration and I hope to see you in Boston this spring.
-do marketers fear that total user privacy will rob them of their ability to
-target valuable profile segments, or that user control over their
-information will enable competitors to gain access to their valuable data?
+========
-perhaps strongly verifiable and authenticatable profiles can provide greater
-value, enabling data mining techniques heretofore impossible without exposed
-and user-verifiable data.
+Title: Is Privacy a Value-added Proposition in the Digital Marketplace?
-=======
-Is Privacy a Value-added Proposition in the Digital Marketplace?
+Description:
Is an open, distributed, peer-to-peer system that monetizes and prioritizes
user privacy the next step toward making the digital economy the marketplace
@@ -77,14 +109,50 @@
========
-People:
- Simson Garfinkle (database nation)
- John Gilmore (eff)
- Cindy Cohn (eff)
- Jason Catlett (anonymizer)
- Adam Shostack (zks)
- ??? (BayEFF marketer speaker)
+People and affiliations:
+
+ Simson Garfinkle (author, "Database Nation")
+ Barbara Simons (ACM)
+ Lorrie Faith Cranor (P3P, Publius)
+ Paul Perry (Microsoft, Firefly, P3P)
+ Cindy Cohn (EFF)
+ Jason Catlett (Junkbusters)
+ Brewster Kahle (Alexa, Amazon)
+ Adam Shostack (Zeroknowledge)
+ Ted Wham (president, "Database Marketing for the Internet")
+
+================= cut here ================
+
+ Program Committee. Committee members for CFP 2001.
+
+ Dave Banisar
+ Privacy International
+
+ Scott Bradner
+ Harvard University
+
+ Simon Davies
+ London School of Economics
+ Lenny Foner
+ Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
+
+ Deborah Hurley
+ Harvard Information Infrastructure Project, Harvard University
+ CFP2001 Chair
+
+ Jamie Love
+ Consumer Project on Technology
+
+ Stephanie Perrin
+ ZeroKnowledge Systems, Inc.
+
+ Barbara Simons
+ Association for Computing Machinery
+
+ Coralee Whitcomb
+ Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
+
Tipping:
already happening in open source community (viz, contributions)
@@ -117,3 +185,24 @@
examples:
cuecat:
fear of losing control of profile aggregation
+
+=== BACKGROUND
+
+Talk: Can and Will Privacy Enhance the Marketplace? (panel/debate)
+ Is Privacy a Value-added Proposition in the Marketplace?
+ How Will Privacy Affect the Marketplace?
+
+is an open, distributed (peer-to-peer?) system that enhances user privacy
+the next step towards making the still nascent digital economy a viable
+marketplace?
+
+[into the open? (next phase?) (a brokered, personalized, and safe place to
+conduct business?) (generation?)
+
+do marketers fear that total user privacy will rob them of their ability to
+target valuable profile segments, or that user control over their
+information will enable competitors to gain access to their valuable data?
+
+perhaps strongly verifiable and authenticatable profiles can provide greater
+value, enabling data mining techniques heretofore impossible without exposed
+and user-verifiable data.
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