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

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

Where appropriate, papers appear under two or more classifications.

This document contains the archives for 2010, under the same headings:

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

Where appropriate, papers appears under two or more classifications.

Archives are also available for 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2010

• Internet Users' Second-Party Exposure (December)
• An Evaluation of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of the LinkedIn Professional Networking Service (December)
• How Business Payments Get Processed in Australia (August)
• Course Materials on eTrading (August, for a final-semester ANU CompSci unit)
• Corporate Privacy Disasters (upgraded version, May, including sections on Google in 2010, and Facebook 2004-10)
• Computing Clouds on the Horizon? Benefits and Risks from the User's Perspective (accepted conference paper, February, presented at ANU in May and Bled in June, plus slide-set)
• User Requirements for Cloud Computing Architecture (accepted conference paper, January, and slide-set, and annotated slide-set)
• A best practice model for e-consumer protection (January, second-named author, with Dan Svanntesson)

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Information Infrastructure - 2010

• Internet Users' Second-Party Exposure (December)
• An Evaluation of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of the LinkedIn Professional Networking Service (December)
• eDependency (Call for Papers for the Bled eConference, November – mirrored here)
• Why are we still using postcards for our confidential e-Communications? (Bled Panel, June)
• The Golden Year of 1993: The Take-Off of the Web in Australia (Review Version, April)
• The iGeneration (February)
• Initial Reactions to Google Buzz (February)
• Re-Conceptualising Malware (review version, February)
• Computing Clouds on the Horizon? Benefits and Risks from the User's Perspective (accepted conference paper, February, presented at ANU in May and Bled in June, plus slide-set)
• User Requirements for Cloud Computing Architecture (accepted conference paper, January, and slide-set, and annotated slide-set)
• A best practice model for e-consumer protection (January, second-named author, with Dan Svanntesson)

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Identity - 2010

• GenY, iGens and Privacy; & Geolocation Privacy (Position Statement for WCC Panel, Brisbane, September, plus slide-set)
• A Sufficiently Rich Model of (Id)entity, Authentication and Authorisation (February)
  plus supporting materials
  • Application of the Model
  • Glossary
  • Sources

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2010

• Internet Users' Second-Party Exposure (December)
• An Evaluation of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy of the LinkedIn Professional Networking Service (December)
• Submission to the Senate Inquiry into Online Privacy (for the Australian Privacy Foundation, November)
• Policy Statement re Consultations (for the Australian Privacy Foundation, November)
• An Evaluation of Privacy Impact Assessment Guidance Documents (review version, November)
• PIAs in Australia - A Work-in-Progress Report (review version, September)
• GenY, iGens and Privacy; & Geolocation Privacy (Position Statement for WCC Panel, Brisbane, September, plus slide-set)
• Civil Society Must Publish Standards Documents (slide-set for WCC in Brisbane, September)
• Why are we still using postcards for our confidential e-Communications? (Bled Panel, June)
• Corporate Privacy Disasters (upgraded version, May, including sections on Google in 2010, and Facebook 2004-10)
• Cyborg Rights (Presentation Version for Keynote at IEEE ISTAS, March, and slide-set)
• Initial Reactions to Google Buzz (February)
• Policy Statement re Body Scanning in Airports (Revision, February, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Civil Society Must Publish Standards Documents (review version, February)
• The Privacy Attitudes of the Millennial Generation (February)
• The Challenge of Cyborg Rights (January)
• Policy Statement re Visual Surveillance (Revision, January, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)

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Other Areas - 2010

• Cyborg Rights (March, Presentation Version for Keynote at IEEE ISTAS in June, and slide-set)
• The Challenge of Cyborg Rights (January, Conference Review Version)

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