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The 'Whats New' segment of this site indexes recent publications, classified under:

• Electronic Commerce
• Data Surveillance and Information Privacy
• Information Infrastructure
• Other Areas

Where appropriate, papers appears under two or more classifications.

This document contains the archives for 2004, under the same headings:

• Electronic Commerce
• Data Surveillance and Information Privacy
• Information Infrastructure
• Other Areas

Archives are also available for 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2004

• eBusiness Models for Sharing Content (November, abstract and slides)
• Issues Embedded in Research Methodology (November, abstract and slides)
• Identity Management? Or (Id)Entity Mismanagement? (November, plus slides)
• Peer-to-Peer (P2P) - An Overview (October)
• Open Content Licensing for Research Paper (Pr)ePrints (September)
• Open Content Licensing (Abstract, and Slides, 29 September)
• The Shopping Cart Model (brief notes, September)
• eTrading (Teaching materials for 3rd-year ANU Dept of Comp Sci students, September)
• The Internet and Democracy: Has Hong Kong Left It Too Late?? (Abstract, and Slides, for Uni of Hong Kong, September)
• eBusiness Models for Content: The Closed v. The Open Approaches (Abstract, and Slides, for Uni of Hong Kong, September)
• eBusiness Models: Lessons from Open Source and Its Enemies (Abstract, and Slides, 11 August)
• Slides for a Roundtable on eCommerce and eGovernment (Australian Embassy, Zagreb, 24 June 2004)
• Slides for Panel on Critical Developments in eBusiness (June, at the Bled eCommerce Conference)
• Open Source Software and Open Content As Models for eBusiness, plus slides (June, at the Bled eCommerce Conference)
• presentations on trip to Canada and Europe (June-July):
  • Is eGovernment for People, or against People? (Ontario Management Board Secretariat, Mon-Tue 7-8 June)
  • Identity & Nymity - Public Policy Issues (Ontario Govt Enterprise Architecture Conf., Toronto, Tue 8 June, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • The Search for Balance: The Past, Present and Future of Privacy Impact Assessments (Abstract, fpr Queens Uni, Kingston ON, Wed 9 June, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • The Concepts of (Id)entity, Nymity & Authentication (Uni of Ottawa, Thu 10 June, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • Identity Management; and PIAs (Office of the Privacy Commissioner, Ottawa, Fri 11 June, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
• The Economics of Innovation in the Information Industries (April, with Gillian Dempsey)
• the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement's Intellectual Property Provisions:
  • Submission to the Senate Committee on the FTA (April)
  • Key Submissions to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties on I.P. (April)
  • Key Aspects of the FTA IP Problem: Innovation, Open Source, Open Content (April, in Word, PDF and PowerPoint)
  • Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (April)
• Interview for the Australian Flexible Learning Framework (April 2004)
• Identity Management: The Technologies; Their Business Value; Their Problems; Their Prospects (March)
• The Economic and Cultural Impacts of the Free Trade Agreement Provisions relating to Copyright and Patent Law (March)
• Very Black 'Little Black Books' (February)
• Open Source Software and Open Content As Models for eBusiness (January, for the Bled eCommerce Conference)

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Information Infrastructure - 2004

• Issues Arising in Current and Emergent Internet Technologies (December, abstract and slide-sets in PowerPoint 4, numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; and in PowerPoint 98, numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5)
• eBusiness Models for Sharing Content (November, abstract and slides)
• Peer-to-Peer (P2P) - An Overview (October)
• Open Content Licensing for Research Paper (Pr)ePrints (September)
• Open Content Licensing (Abstract, and Slides, 29 September)
• The Internet and Democracy: Has Hong Kong Left It Too Late?? (Abstract, and Slides, for Uni of Hong Kong, September)
• eBusiness Models for Content: The Closed v. The Open Approaches (Abstract, and Slides, for Uni of Hong Kong, September)
• eBusiness Models: Lessons from Open Source and Its Enemies (Abstract, and Slides, 11 August)
• Open Source Software and Open Content As Models for eBusiness, plus slides (June, at the Bled eCommerce Conference)
• The Internet and Democracy (May, for NOIE/AGIMO)
• Slides re 'Creative Licensing to Expand Australia's Public Domain' (May)
• The Economics of Innovation in the Information Industries (April, with Gillian Dempsey)
• the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement's Intellectual Property Provisions:
  • Submission to the Senate Committee on the FTA (April)
  • Key Submissions to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties on I.P. (April)
  • Key Aspects of the FTA IP Problem: Innovation, Open Source, Open Content (April, in Word, PDF and PowerPoint)
  • Submission to the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (April)
• Identity Management: The Technologies; Their Business Value; Their Problems; Their Prospects (March)
• The Internet and Democracy (March, for NOIE/IPAA)
• The Economic and Cultural Impacts of the Free Trade Agreement Provisions relating to Copyright and Patent Law (March)
• Very Black 'Little Black Books' (February)
• Origins and Nature of the Internet in Australia (January)
• Open Source Software and Open Content As Models for eBusiness (January, for the Bled eCommerce Conference)
• The Internet as a Postal Service: A Fairy Story (enhanced version, January)

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2004

• Submission to the Review of the Private Sector Provisions of the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) (December)
• Identity Management? Or (Id)Entity Mismanagement? (November, plus slides)
• presentations on trip to Canada and Europe (June-July):
  • Is eGovernment for People, or against People? (Ontario Management Board Secretariat, Mon-Tue 7-8 June)
  • Identity & Nymity - Public Policy Issues (Ontario Govt Enterprise Architecture Conf., Toronto, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • The Search for Balance: The Past, Present and Future of Privacy Impact Assessments (Abstract, fpr Queens Uni, Kingston ON, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • The Concepts of (Id)entity, Nymity & Authentication (Uni of Ottawa, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
  • Identity Management; and PIAs (Office of the Privacy Commissioner, Ottawa, plus PowerPoint slide-set)
• Biometric *In*security (AusCERT Conference, May, Abstract and PowerPoint slide-set)
• Privacy: More Wobble-Board Than Balance-Beam (March, for NOIE/IPAA)
• Submissions re Passport Biometrics, on behalf of the Australian Privacy Foundation (co-authored, February-March):
  • 17 February, 25 February, 2 March, 15 March
• N.S.W Guidelines for the Operation of Personal Data Systems - © NSW Government, 1977! (February)
• 'Australian Govt Tries To Make Face-Recognition Look Good' (Release of 7 February)
• SmartGate: A Face Recognition Trial at Sydney Airport (significant update, February)
• A History of Privacy Impact Assessments (February)
• Very Black 'Little Black Books' (February)

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Other Areas - 2004

• Issues Embedded in Research Methodology (November, abstract and slides)
• Plagiarism by Academics - A More Complex Issue Than It Seemed (October)
• Open Content Licensing for Research Paper (Pr)ePrints (September)
• Interview for the Australian Flexible Learning Framework (April)

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