Post on 22-Apr-2015
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Brian Rowe J.D.Adjunct Professor University of Washington Information SchoolSeattle University LawLSNAP.org @ Northwest Justice ProjectDigitalRightsNorthwest.orgTheWLA.org
Creating Privacy Culture
You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train
Information is a life form. Information Wants to Be Free
III. The justice system has the dual responsibility of being open to the public and protecting personal privacy. Its technology should be designed and used to meet both responsibilities.
Background
The Issue
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Transactional Cost v. Right
The Internet & New Technology
The Solutions
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Make Policies Readable
Make Policies Readable
Offer an Amnesty Period
Theatre
Diverse User Groups
Diverse User Groups
Educate Employees
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Discussion Points
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Credits
Tips For Building A Privacy Culture, No Good Idea is Too Small By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee
John Perry Barlow - Economy ideas 1993
Schneier on Security A blog covering security and security technology. January 25, 2007 In Praise of Security Theater
Cover Image by By g4ll4is CC-BY-SA, John Perry Barlow image By Joi Ito - CC BY
Other images often used under fair use
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