This is a list of recent publications, classified under:
Where appropriate, papers appears under two or more classifications.
Archives are also available for 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007,
2006, 2005, 2004,
2003,
2002, 2001, 2000,
1999, 1998, 1997,
1996 and 1995.
Electronic Commerce - 2013
- Data Risks in the Cloud (April, for JTAER)
- Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences
(March, Final, for IEEE Computer, with Marcus Wigan)
- The Supervisor's Dilemma: Is Reconciliation Possible
between the Candidate's Needs and the Supervisor's Integrity? (March,
for Bled)
- Consumer-Oriented Social Media: The Identification
of Key Characteristics (February, for the Bled Conference)
- Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences
(January, with Marcus Wigan)
- Whose Security? The Politics of Alternative Scope
Definitions (January, for Oxford University)
- eConsumer Insecurity: Five Sensationalist Headlines,
and Why They're True (January, for Uni of Koblenz WI Forum)
- The OAIC Guide to Information Security (January, Submission to
the Clth Privacy Commissioner)
- Information Security for
Small and Medium-Sized Organisations (January)
Electronic Commerce - 2012
- Morning Dew on the Web in Australia: 1992-95
(December, Final Version)
- I.T. Challenges to Information Law (slide-set
for Aust Govt Solicitor Conference, November)
- Why you should oppose a data breach notification
law (OpEd piece in
itNews, October)
- The Dangers of Contactless Payment: Visa PayWave
and MasterCard PayPass RFID-Chip Schemes (September)
- Course Materials on eSecurity (August, for
a final-semester ANU CompSci unit)
- Course Materials on eTrading (August, for
a final-semester ANU CompSci unit)
- What would an Open Source Library for Social Media Look Like? (slide-set,
for ANU RSCS, August)
- Electronic Interaction Research 1988-2012
through the Lens of the Bled eConference (August)
- Infrastructure for Electronic Interaction: The
State of Play in 1987 (August)
- Security, for Society: A View from the End
of the World (June, for the Danish IT Security Association, Copenhagen,
and slide-set)
- Privacy as a Strategic Factor in Social Media: An
Analysis Based on the Concepts of Trust and Distrust (June, for Roskilde
University, and slide-set)
- The First 25 Years of the Bled eConference
(June, Notes for the Bled Conference Keynote, plus slide-set)
- Bled25 Special Section – Editors' Introduction
(May, for Bled Conference, plus slide-set)
- The First 25 Years of the Bled eConference: Themes
and Impacts (March, Final Version for Bled eConference, plus slide-set)
- A Framework for the Evaluation of CloudSourcing Proposals
(April, Final Version, for Bled eConference, plus slide-set)
- Morning Dew on the Australian Web: 1992-95 (January,
Review Version)
Go back to the 2011 entries
Information Infrastructure - 2013
Information Infrastructure - 2012
- Morning Dew on the Web in Australia: 1992-95
(December, Revised Version)
- Consumer-Oriented Social Media as Market Opportunity
(November, for a Keynote at Meiji Uni, Tokyo, and slide-set)
- Privacy and Social Media Technology (November,
for a Workshop at Meiji Uni, Tokyo, and slide-set)
- I.T. Challenges to Information Law (slide-set
for Aust Govt Solicitor Conference, November)
- Systems Administrators [Are] History (September)
- The Dangers of Contactless Payment: Visa PayWave
and MasterCard PayPass RFID-Chip Schemes (September)
- What would an Open Source Library for Social Media Look Like? (slide-set,
for ANU RSCS, August)
- Electronic Interaction Research 1988-2012
through the Lens of the Bled eConference (August)
- Infrastructure for Electronic Interaction: The
State of Play in 1987 (August)
- Morning Dew on the Australian Web: 1992-95 (January,
Review Version)
Go back to the 2011 entries
Identity - 2013
Identity - 2012
Go back to the 2011 entries
Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2013
- From Dataveillance to Ueberveillance (May)
- Privacy Impact Assessments (April,
Policy Statement for the APF)
- Meta-Principles for Privacy Protection (April,
Policy Statement for the APF)
- Data Breach Notification (April,
Policy Statement for the APF)
- Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences
(March, Final, for IEEE Computer, with Marcus Wigan)
- The New Meaning of 'Point of View': Media Uses
and Abuses of New Surveillance Tools (February, for the Australian Press
Council)
- Consumer-Oriented Social Media: The Identification
of Key Characteristics (February)
- The Resilience of Society in the Face of Surveillance
(February, for IRISS in Brussels)
- Big Data's Big Unintended Consequences
(January, for IEEE C&S, with Marcus Wigan)
- State Surveillance and Its Governance (January,
for CPDP in Brussels)
- Whose Security? The Politics of Alternative Scope
Definitions (January, for Oxford University)
- The OAIC Guide to Information Security (January, Submission to
the Clth Privacy Commissioner)
- Information Security for
Small and Medium-Sized Organisations (January)
Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2012
- Information Security
(Policy Statement for the APF, December)
- Consumer-Oriented Social Media as Market Opportunity
(November, for a Keynote at Meiji Uni, Tokyo, and slide-set)
- Privacy and Social Media Technology (November,
for a Workshop at Meiji Uni, Tokyo, and slide-set)
- Why you should oppose a data breach notification
law (OpEd piece in
itNews, October)
- Location and Tracking of Mobile Devices: Überveillance
Stalks the Streets (September, Journal Review Version, with Katina Michael)
- The Challenging World of Privacy Advocacy (September,
for IEEE Technology & Society)
- What would an Open Source Library for Social Media Look Like? (slide-set,
for ANU RSCS, August)
- The Regulation of Point of View Surveillance: A
Review of Australian Law (August, Review Draft)
- Promise Unfulfilled: The Digital Persona Concept,
Two Decades Later (July, Exposure Draft)
- Privacy as a Strategic Factor in Social Media: An
Analysis Based on the Concepts of Trust and Distrust (June, for Roskilde
University, and slide-set)
- Privacy and the Media - A Normative Analysis (Draft,
March)
- Substance Abuse Testing
and the Workplace (Policy Statement for the APF, March)
- Auto-Enrolment
of Electors (February, Submission for the APF)
- The Regulation of Point-of-View Surveillance
(February, Working Paper, for a Conference at Sydney Uni, and slide-set)
- Surveillance by the Media, and Its Regulation
(February, for a Conference at Sydney Uni, plus transcript
and slide-set)
- Electoral Address
Maintenance (February, Submission for the APF)
- The
PCEHR Enabling Bills – Governance Issue (February, for the APF)
- Policy Statement
re Google Terms of Service (January, for the APF)
- Advisory
Statement re ABS Compulsory Surveys (January, for the APF)
- Privacy and the Media - A Platform for Change?
(Draft, January)
including supporting documents:
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Other Areas - 2013
Other Areas - 2012
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