Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sponsored a series of roundtable
discussion panels entitled "Exploring Privacy."
Members:
Monday, December 7, 2009, as was reported a few days ago by
NCISS Legislation Chair Jimmie Mesis, the Federal Trade
Commission (FTC) sponsored a series of roundtable discussion
panels entitled "Exploring Privacy."
NCISS participated in the workshop by submitting questions to be
addressed by the various panels. Representing NCISS were three
of us, Jimmie Mesis, NCISS Legislative Advocate Larry Sabbath
and me.
Participation in workshops such as these helps to insure that
NCISS keeps its collective finger on the pulse of privacy
concerns and on-line; data access. A second roundtable will be
held January 28, 2010 at the
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If you are interested in the panel participants and the topics
discussed, they are shown below. You will find it is an
interesting collection of corrporate, government, non profit,
academic and privacy representatives.
Tuesday, as a follow-up to the Roundtable, we spent quite a
productive day visiting various Congressional representatives
and discussing access to personal identifying information as
well as the pending House bill, HR 3306 - "Social Security
Number Privacy and Identity Theft Protection Act" that restricts
the use of social security numbers.
After 35 years, we continue to be "Your Voice in the Nation's
Capitol."
Sincerely,
Francine Koehler
President
Save the Date: "NCISS 36th Annual Conference Chicago, April
21-25, 2010
In This Issue
FTC Roundtable & Congressional VIsits
Benefits and Risks of Collecting, Using, and Retaining Consumer
Data
Consumer Expectations and Disclosures
Online Behavioral Advertising
Information Brokers
Exploring Existing Regulatory Frameworks
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Benefits and Risks of Collecting, Using, and Retaining
Consumer Data
Moderators:
Jeffrey Rosen, The George Washington University Law School
Chris Olsen, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, FTC
Panelists:
Anita Allen, Professor of Law and Philosophy, University of
Pennsylvania Law SchoolAlessandro Acquisti, Associate Professor,
Carnegie Mellon University, Heinz College
Susan Grant, Director of Consumer Protection, Consumer
Federation of America
Jim Harper, Director of Information Policy Studies, The Cato
Institute
Leslie Harris, President, CEO, Center for Democracy & Technology
Michael Hintze, Associate General Counsel, Microsoft Corporation
David Hoffman, Director of Security Policy, Global Privacy
Officer, Intel Corporation
Richard Purcell, CEO, Corporate Privacy Group
Consumer Expectations and Disclosures
Moderators:
Loretta Garrison and Chris Olsen, Division of Privacy and
Identity Protection, FTC
Panelists:
Lorrie Faith Cranor, Associate Professor of Computer Science,
Carnegie Mellon University
Alan Davidson, Director, U.S. Public Policy and Government
Affairs, Google
Joel Kelsey, Policy Analyst, Consumers Union
Jules Polonetsky, CoChair, Director, Future of Privacy Forum
Adam Thierer, President, The Progress & Freedom Foundation
Joseph Turow, Professor of Communication, University of
Pennsylvania,Annenberg School for Communication
Alan Westin, Professor Emeritus of Public Law and Government,
Columbia University
Online Behavioral Advertising
Moderators:
Peder Magee and Michelle Rosenthal,
Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, FTC
Panelists:
Jeff Chester, Executive Director, Center for Digital Democracy
Amina Fazlullah, Counsel, U.S. PIRG
Dave Morgan, CEO, Simulmedia, Inc.
Zoë Strickland, Vice President, Chief Privacy Officer, Walmart
Berin Szoka, Director, Center for Internet Freedom, The Progress
& Freedom Foundation
Omar Tawakol, CEO, BlueKai
Craig Wills, Associate Professor, Computer Science, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute
Linda Woolley, Executive Vice President, Government Affairs,
Direct Marketing Association
Information Brokers
Moderators:
Kathryn Ratté and Loretta Garrison,
Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, FTC
Panelists:
Jim Adler, Chief Privacy Officer, General Manager of Systems,
Intelius
Jennifer Barrett, Global Privacy and Public Policy Officer,
Acxiom
Pam Dixon, Executive Director, World Privacy Forum
Rick Erwin, President, Experian Marketing Services
Chris Jay Hoofnagle, Lecturer in Residence, University of
California Berkeley,
School of Law
Exploring Existing Regulatory Frameworks
Moderators:
Jessica Rich, Deputy Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection
Peder Magee and Kathryn Ratté,
Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, FTC
Panelists:
J. Howard Beales III, Associate Professor, George Washington
University School of Business
Fred Cate, Professor, Director of the Center for Applied
Cybersecurity Research,
Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington
Charles Curran, Executive Director, Network Advertising
Initiative
Michael Donohue, Policy Analyst, Organisation for Economic
Cooperation and Development
Evan Hendricks, Editor and Publisher, Privacy Times
Barbara Lawler, Chief Privacy Officer, Intuit
Marc Rotenberg, President, Executive Director, Electronic
Privacy Information Center
Ira Rubinstein, Adjunct Law Professor, New York University
School of Law
Closing remarks: David C. Vladeck, Director, Bureau of Consumer
Protection
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