Program

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CFP2010 PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

The Program Guide has information about all the sessions in a single nicely-formatted PDF document

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Tuesday, June 15	Wednesday, June 16	Thursday, June 17	Friday, June 18
8:30 a.m.: Networking breakfast
9:30: Opening Remarks 9:45: Privacy and Free Speech: It's Good for Business	9:30: Parallel sessions: Can we be smart and private: Intelligent Transportation Systems Can we be smart and private: Smart Grids Biometrics: Ubiquitous Facial Recognition and Beyond Augmented Minds	9:30: Keynote: Human Rights and the Web (Kent Walker, Google)	9:30 Parallel Sessions: Robots and Civil Liberties Safety versus Liberty: The Rights of Minors in the Digital Age e-Deceptive campaign practices
11:15: Plenary: Online Information Brokers and Privacy: Where’s the Balance?	11:00: Parallel Sessions: Privacy in Vast Data Sets When Health Care Data Goes Digital: Privacy and Security Challenges History of Cypherpunks	11:15: Parallel sessions: Can an App Do That? CFP from a Corporate Perspective User Generated Content: User Rights and User Wrongs	11:00: Parallel sessions: Privacy and Security at the Local, State and Federal Level Deep Packet Inspection: Do you know who’s been reading your email? Location Privacy Cybersecurity Policy and the Role of .Orgs
Lunch
1:15: Privacy Enhancing Technology Fair Parallel Sessions: OpenBook Activism and Social Networking: Advocating for Privacy	1:15 Unconference: self-organizing sessions on a wide variety of topics	1:30 Parallel Sessions: Work in Progress: Research on Cyber Security, Trustworthy Systems, and Privacy Mobile Phones and Personal Data Collection: Avoiding and Resisting Surveillance HOT TOPICS: Privacy Obfuscating Your Search History	1:00: Announcement of CFP 2011 1:15 Closing Plenary Forum: A Social Network Users' Bill of Rights:
2:45: Privacy Enhancing Technology Fair continues Parallel Sessions: Bills of rights for social network sites	2:00: Parallel Sessions: Tutorial: Constitutional Law in Cyberspace Workshop: Social media analysis 3:00 Unconference continues	3:00: Parallel sessions: Net Neutrality 2.0 Privacy, Activism, & Social Networking: Protecting Privacy While Running a Media Campaign in 140 Characters or Less Virtual Goods Offers: Trust & Reputation Work in Progress: Research on Cyber Security, Trustworthy Systems, and Privacy (continued)	3:30 Closing Plenary Forum continues: A Social Network Users' Bill of Rights:
5:00: Keynote: The Importance of the Accountable and Privacy-Centric Organization in the Cloud Era: Why Privacy Matters (Peter Cullen, Microsoft)
7:00: Dine around town	7:00: Reception at San Jose City Hall	5:00: Birds of a Feather session: final drafting for the Social Network Users' Bill of Rights 7:00 Twitter chat on the #BillOfRights hashtag