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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 2005, under the same headings:

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

Archives are also available for 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2005

• Research for eGovernment: Key Issues (October, for an EU Workshop in Brussels)
• Course Materials on eTrading (September, for a final-semester ANU CompSci unit)
• IP Business Models for the TAFE Sector (September, for a Seminar in Melbourne)
• The Past, Present and Future of B2C eCommerce (September, for a Panel Session in Sydney)
• P2P Technology and Its Strategic and Policy Implications (September, for the ECom-IComp Experts Address Series at the University of Hong Kong, plus slides)
• A Standard Copyright Licence for PostPrints (August)
• P2P Technology and Its Implications (3 August, for the ANU Dept of Comp Sci, plus slides)
• P2P Technology and Its Legal and Policy Implications (27 July, for UNSW Cyberspace Law & Policy Centre, plus slides)
• MyKad - the Malaysian ID Card (July)
• Trust Among Mobile Business Partners (July, Keynote for the 4th Int'l Conf. on Mobile Business, plus slides in Ppt4 or Ppt 98 - file-size 800KB)
• Business Cases for Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (June, for the Dubrovnik PETs Conference, plus slides - file-size 2MB)
• Journal Publishing:
• The Cost-Profiles of Alternative Approaches to Journal-Publishing (April, for a Melbourne seminar)
• Revenue Models for Journal-Publishing in the Open Access Era (April)
• A Proposal for an Open Content Licence for Research Paper (Pr)ePrints (March, for First Monday)
• Evidence to the Victorian Parliamentary Enquiry into eDemocracy (March)
• Towards a P2P Research Agenda (January)

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Information Infrastructure - 2005

• Gurgle - The Turmoil Induced by a Search-Engine (December, for CLSR)
• Google - The Privacy Perspective (December, for Open Democracy)
• Google - User Perspectives (December, for an ANU Seminar)
• Research for eGovernment: Key Issues (October, for an EU Workshop in Brussels)
• Course Materials on eTrading (September, for a final-semester ANU CompSci unit)
• IP Business Models for the TAFE Sector (September, for a Seminar in Melbourne)
• The Past, Present and Future of B2C eCommerce (September, for a Panel Session in Sydney)
• P2P Technology and Its Strategic and Policy Implications (September, for the ECom-IComp Experts Address Series at the University of Hong Kong, plus slides)
• A Standard Copyright Licence for PostPrints (August)
• P2P Technology and Its Implications (3 August, for the ANU Dept of Comp Sci, plus slides)
• P2P Technology and Its Legal and Policy Implications (27 July, for UNSW Cyberspace Law & Policy Centre, plus slides)
• ENUM Trials Create Serious Privacy Concerns (July)
• Trust Among Mobile Business Partners (July, Keynote for the 4th Int'l Conf. on Mobile Business, plus slides in Ppt4 or Ppt 98 - file-size 800KB)
• Journal Publishing:
• The Cost-Profiles of Alternative Approaches to Journal-Publishing (April, for a Melbourne seminar)
• Revenue Models for Journal-Publishing in the Open Access Era (April)
• A Proposal for an Open Content Licence for Research Paper (Pr)ePrints (March, for First Monday – published in August)
• Evidence to the Victorian Parliamentary Enquiry into eDemocracy (March)
• Towards a P2P Research Agenda (January)

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2005

• Gurgle - The Turmoil Induced by a Search-Engine (December, for CLSR)
• Evaluation of Google's Privacy Statement against the Privacy Statement Template (December)
• Privacy Statement Template, and Information About the Privacy Statement Template (December)
• Google - The Privacy Perspective (December, for Open Democracy)
• Google - User Perspectives (December, for an ANU Seminar)
• Submission re the Anti-Terrorism Bill to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee (November)
• ABS's Proposals for Radical Alterations to the Census -Web-Page Updates, for the Australian Privacy Foundation (August)
• Visual Surveillance and Privacy (August)
• IDologists (interview in The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 August)
• MyKad - the Malaysian ID Card (July)
• National ID Card Proposals 2005, on behalf of the Australian Privacy Foundation:
• Position Statement (July)
• Resources on ID Cards (July)
• ENUM Trials Create Serious Privacy Concerns (July)
• Business Cases for Privacy-Enhancing Technologies (for the Dubrovnik PETs Conference in June, plus slides - file-size 2MB)
• Human-Artefact Hybridisation and the Digital Persona (May)
• Have We Learnt To Love Big Brother? (April)
• Census 2006, on behalf of the Australian Privacy Foundation:
• Report on the Consultative Processes (24 March)
• Submission to the Australian Statistician (8 March)
• Submission to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Committee re its Inquiry into the Privacy Act 1988 (February)
• Submission to the Victorian Privacy Commissioner, on behalf of the Australian Privacy Foundation, re Privacy Impact Assessments (February)
• Submission to the Federal Privacy Commissioner, on behalf of the Australian Privacy Foundation, re Privacy Impact Assessments (February)

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Other Areas - 2005

• Slides on Human-Artefact Hybridisation for Ars Electronica in Linz (August)
• Realities of Cyborgisation (Murdoch Uni., August)
• Plagiarism by Academics - A More Complex Issue Than It Seemed (revised version, June)
• Papers for Ars Electronica in Linz (April-May)
• Hybridity - Elements of a Theory
• Human-Artefact Hybridisation: Forms and Consequences
• Human-Artefact Hybridisation and the Digital Persona
• Plagiarism in Creative Literature: The Case of the Unsquared Circle (February)

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