Author Archives: networkedprivacy

Summary by Stephan Baumann, Alex Garnett, Alison Murphy, and Tara Whalen Business and User Tensions:  The Problem One of the critical privacy challenges in online interactions is the prevalent tension between users and businesses.  The primary reason for this tension … Continue reading →

Summary by Pamela Wisniewski, Natalya Bazarova, Ben Marder, Antti Oulasvirta & Jayant Venkatanathan Our Mission: Find solutions to grand challenges of Networked Privacy.  At first, we attempted to tackle “Active Boundary Management over Time within Social Networks;” however, we soon realized … Continue reading →

Summary by Heather Richter Lipford, Patrick Gage Kelley, Alessandra Mazzia & Alex Smolen The group focused on design first focused on the various problems in designing for interactional privacy. We discussed two main aspects of privacy management – designs that give … Continue reading →

A fortnight ago, at the end of the workshop, we were discussing next steps: journal special issue, community blog, further workshops, what have you. Then, Stephan Baumann spoke up. He wanted us all to consider creating a Privacy Task Force … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago, the workshop day was finally there. It was wonderful to meet in person the people we had been e-mailing with over the past months – the crowd in the room was brilliant. And so we workshopped from … Continue reading →

The twelve workshop papers are now available at the Papers site. Go ahead and take a look, especially if you will be attending the workshop!

Concluding the review round that has been keeping the workshop committee busy during the past weeks, twelve papers from authors of diverse backgrounds and research interest have now been accepted to the workshop. We wish to thank all or our reviewers … Continue reading →

We are excited to share the great news: Zeynep Tufekci, assistant professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, will keynote our workshop in May. While waiting for CHI, take a look at Zeynep’s blog, titled Technosociology.

In response to the changes in the conference registration dates, the important dates of the workshop have been revised to be the following: * EXTENDED submission deadline – Jan 26, 2011 * REVISED notification of acceptance – March 1, 2011 * Workshop … Continue reading →

The extended abstract that describes the workshop and its approach in more detail is now available. Take a look while preparing your submission!