Podcast summary and Notes on "why privacy"

Panel 3: The Business of Privacy; Commerce and the Private Sector

Panel 3: The Business of Privacy; Commerce and the Private Sector Chair: Stephanie Palmer (University of Cambridge) Ian Brown (Oxford Internet Institute) Mary Aiken (CyberPsychology Research Centre): "The cyberpsychology of privacy" Reuben Binns (University of Oxford): "Privacy as property"

Technology and Democracy

enMay 09, 2016

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technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons Chair and roundup: David Runciman (University of Cambridge) All speakers

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons Chair and roundup: David Runciman (University of Cambridge) All speakers

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons

Panel 4: Reflections and Lessons Chair and roundup: David Runciman (University of Cambridge) All speakers

Technology and Democracy

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere Chair: Nora Ni Loideain (University of Cambridge) David Vincent (Open University): "Privacy and the crisis of the liberal State" Karlin Lillington (Irish Times): "Privacy & page one; the challenge of engaging readers ... and editors" Simon Rice (Information Commissioner's Office)

Technology and Democracy

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere Chair: Nora Ni Loideain (University of Cambridge) David Vincent (Open University): "Privacy and the crisis of the liberal State" Karlin Lillington (Irish Times): "Privacy & page one; the challenge of engaging readers ... and editors" Simon Rice (Information Commissioner's Office)

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere

Panel 2: The Private Life; The State and Public Sphere Chair: Nora Ni Loideain (University of Cambridge) David Vincent (Open University): "Privacy and the crisis of the liberal State" Karlin Lillington (Irish Times): "Privacy & page one; the challenge of engaging readers ... and editors" Simon Rice (Information Commissioner's Office)

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject Chair: Daniel Wilson (University of Cambridge) David Feldman (University of Cambridge): "One lawyer's view of private life" Barbara Taylor (Queen Mary, University of London): "Why not solitude?" Josh Cohen (Goldsmiths, University of London): "The privacy of the self in an age of exposure"

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject Chair: Daniel Wilson (University of Cambridge) David Feldman (University of Cambridge): "One lawyer's view of private life" Barbara Taylor (Queen Mary, University of London): "Why not solitude?" Josh Cohen (Goldsmiths, University of London): "The privacy of the self in an age of exposure"

Cambridge Law: Public Lectures from the Faculty of Law

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject

Panel 1: The Private Life; Individual Privacy, Self and Subject Chair: Daniel Wilson (University of Cambridge) David Feldman (University of Cambridge): "One lawyer's view of private life" Barbara Taylor (Queen Mary, University of London): "Why not solitude?" Josh Cohen (Goldsmiths, University of London): "The privacy of the self in an age of exposure"

Technology and Democracy

enApril 25, 2016

crassh

technology and democracy

why privacy