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This is a list of recent publications, classified under:

• 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 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996 and 1995.

Electronic Commerce - 2011

• A Framework for the Evaluation of CloudSourcing Proposals (October, Review Version)
• How Reliable is Cloudsourcing? A Review of Articles in the Technical Media 2005-11 (October, Review Version)
• Patients forgotten in setting healthcare standards (October, Opinion in 'The Australian', mirrored here)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (August, seminar at ANU, August, plus slide-set)
• 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 Everyone Ought to Know About Passwords (July)
• Reactions to Mozilla's BrowserID Proposal (July)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (June, final version, plus slide-set)
• Cyber-Safety – Evidence to the Joint Select Committee, and Hansard (March)
• Security and Cloudsourcing (presentation at a conference in Canberra, February)
• A Risk Assessment Framework for Mobile Payments (seminar at Bond Uni, February)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (January, review version)

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Information Infrastructure - 2011

• A Framework for the Evaluation of CloudSourcing Proposals (October, Review Version)
• How Reliable is Cloudsourcing? A Review of Articles in the Technical Media 2005-11 (October, Review Version)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (seminar at ANU, August, plus slide-set)
• What Everyone Ought to Know About Passwords (July)
• Reactions to Mozilla's BrowserID Proposal (July)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (June, final version, plus slide-set)
• Cyber-Safety – Evidence to the Joint Select Committee, and Hansard (March)
• Security and Cloudsourcing (presentation at a conference in Canberra, February)
• A Risk Assessment Framework for Mobile Payments (seminar at Bond Uni, February)
• The Cloudy Future of Consumer Computing (January, review version)

Go back to the 2010 entries

Identity - 2011

• Reactions to Mozilla's BrowserID Proposal (July)

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Data Surveillance and Information Privacy - 2011

• An Appropriate Public Regulatory Body for Media Privacy (November, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Location Privacy Under Dire Threat As Uberveillance Stalks The Streets (November, in Precedent 108, with Katina Michael )
• Privacy and the Media - The Platform for Change (October, Abstract)
• Revised Policy Statement on Biometrics (October, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Patients forgotten in setting healthcare standards (October, Opinion in 'The Australian', mirrored here)
• Submission re Body Scanners (September, for the APF and CCLs)
• You Are Where You've Been: The Privacy Implications of Location and Tracking Technologies (August, Journal Review Version)
• Census 2011 (August, Public Advisory Statement for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• What To Do When an Organisation Asks for Too Much Personal Data (July, Public Information for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• What To Do When an Organisation Asks You to Sign an Unfair Authorisation Form (July, Public Information for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Stop Misrepresenting the Privacy Right of Action (July, published as an Opinion Piece in Crikey Magazine, 1 August)
• Policy Statement re a Privacy Right of Action (July, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• What Everyone Ought to Know About Passwords (July)
• Reactions to Mozilla's BrowserID Proposal (July)
• Policy Statement re Collection of Third Party Data Through Networks such as Wifi (May, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Policy Statement re Location and Tracking of Individuals through their Mobile Devices (May, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Cyber-Safety – Evidence to the Joint Select Committee, and Hansard (March)
• The State of Privacy in Queensland (March, for QCCL, Brisbane)
• Policy Statement re Smart Grids and Smart Meters (February, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)
• Checklist of Consumer Concerns re the Personally Controlled eHealth Record (PCEHR) (Jan/Feb, for the Australian Privacy Foundation)

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Other Areas - 2011

• Notes on the Writing of Histories of ICT and IS (November)
• Cyborg Rights (September, Journal Review Version)

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