[PlanetKR] PRIVACY 2010 Call for Papers - submission deadline extended

[Mary-Anne Williams]

Extended Submission Deadline by Popular Demand ....


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Intelligent Information Privacy Management Symposium*
March 23 - 25, 2010*
CodeX: The Stanford Center of Computers and Law*
Stanford University, USA*
**http://codex.stanford.edu* <http://www.codex.stanford.edu/>

This symposium takes a transdisciplinary approach in its exploration of
privacy management by drawing from the key areas of Law, Computer Science,
Artificial Intelligence, and Business. It will focus on the need to develop
effective information privacy management frameworks, tools and techniques by
addressing the underlying tension between transparency and disclosure in the
privacy versus business strategy arenas. There is a significant and growing
need to identify privacy requirements in application development and to use
intelligent technology-enabled solutions to assist users to monitor and
manage their personal information in a more transparent proactive fashion.

People derive significant benefits from sharing their personal details as
they take advantage of relevant and useful services, particularly online.
However, once collected, businesses often seek to exploit and monetize
personal information, and sometimes it is disclosed.. Individuals possess a
digital footprint that computer applications can discover and use for a wide
range of purposes including behavioral targeting for advertising products
and services.

Protecting and enforcing privacy is a major cost to business but a lack of
privacy protection creates risk for users and reduces trust. Trust plays an
important role in the generation of innovation; without trust consumers tend
to avoid engagement, they minimize or falsify responses, and as result
business opportunities can be missed, and innovation retarded.. A
sustainable approach to improve privacy protection must balance the cost and
risk profiles across the stakeholders; users, service providers, society and
government.

The free flow of personal information that respects privacy can fuel and
cultivate innovation. Optimizing the risks and rewards across the
stakeholders may lead to new forms of innovation and the release of new
economic value. The fundamental challenge is to establish legal regimes that
enable innovation and facilitate information sharing across jurisdictions in
global business. This symposium invites proposals from scholars with diverse
backgrounds sharing a common aim: to contribute to development of
transdisciplinary solutions to this fundamental challenge.

*Specific areas of interest include:*

   - Privacy Related Law and Global Issues
   - Privacy and Information Aggregation and Integration
   - Privacy Codes of Practice
   - Privacy Leadership and Governance
   - Privacy Principles, Policies and Procedures
   - Privacy Requirements
   - Privacy and Best Business Practice
   - Personal Information Management
   - Personally Identifiable Information
   - Intelligent Privacy Enhancing Technologies
   - Privacy in Social Networks and Recommender Systems
   - The Role of Trust and Risk Management in Privacy Protection

*Important Dates*
Submission: October 23, 2009 (extended)
Notification: November 13, 2009
Camera Ready Papers Due: December 10, 2009
Symposium: March 23 - 25, 2010 at Stanford University

*Paper Submission and Publication*

We are seeking three kinds of contributions: *Issues papers*, *Position
papers*, and *Technical papers*.. All papers must be prepared using the AAAI
paper guidelines:
*http://www.aaai.org/Publications/Templates/AuthorKit.zip*<http://www.aaai.org/Publications/Templates/AuthorKit.zip>

If you would like to submit in WORD please use the format in *
http://codex.stanford.edu/aaai.doc* <http://codex.stanford.edu/aaai.doc>

Issues papers should clearly describe an important privacy related issue in
2-4 pages. Position papers and technical papers can be up to 6 pages in
length.

Accepted papers will be published by AAAI Press, and authors will hold
copyright. We are currently exploring possibilities for a Special Issue in a
relevant journal.

All papers should be submitted electronically at the *Privacy 2010
Submission Website
**http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=privacy2010*<http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=privacy2010>.


*Organizing Committee* *
Michael Genesereth *
Stanford Center for Computers and Law
Computer Science, Stanford University *
**genesereth at stanford.edu* <genesereth at stanford.edu>
*
Roland Vogl *
Stanford Center for Computers and Law
Stanford Law School, Stanford University *
**rvogl at law.stanford.edu* <rvogl at law.stanford.edu>
*
Mary-Anne Williams*
Stanford Center for Computers and Law, Stanford University and
Innovation and Enterprise, University of Technology, Sydney *
**maryanne at cs.stanford.edu* <maryanne at cs.stanford.edu>
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