Comments to the "Economics of

1. SESERV and Privacy
Socio-Economic SERVices for European research projects
Eric Meyer
University of Oxford
FIA Budapest,
Economics of Privacy
18 May 2011
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2. Drivers influencing privacy risks
Technology capacities
Goals
Attitudes
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3. Privacy and participation
Consumer value
Citizen Engagement
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4. Responses to minimize risks
Operational
Technical
Regulatory
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5. those who study and
SESERV those who build
need to talk
some people
study the Internet Converged mobile, wired and
wireless broadband networks
stakeholder conflicts,
digital economy
shifting context, digital
participation Internet-connected sensors,
governance and
actuators, devices and objects
regulation
Immersive and interactive
Do social networks drive media technologies
democracy?
Clean-slate vs evolutionary
Should governments censor architecture
and filter digital content?
future networks, internet of
some people
Where’s the value in the
services and clouds build the Internet
digital economy? internet of things,
networked and social media
ICT for security, trust and
How do we decide in a world dependability
where everything is tracked?
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