Asian Privacy Scholars Network 4th International Conference

Easy Privacy

On Behalf of the Asian Privacy Scholars Network

Liberty Tower Building Kishimoto Tatsuo Hall

Kishimoto Tatsuo Hall, 23rd Floor of Liberty Tower
Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan
10-11 July 2014
Hosted by the Centre for Business Information Ethics

Sponsored by Privacy Laws and Business

Details of Keynote Speeches

Details of Contributed Talks

Main Conference Page and Registration Page


Program

Thursday 10th July

08:30–09:00

Registration and Welcome

09:00–10:30

Session Chair: Prof Andrew A. Adams

Keynote Speaker: Prof Luciano Floridi

Paternalism and the Right to be Left Alone

Slides

10:30–11:00

Break

11:00–12:30

Session Chair: Prof Noyhoung Park

Prof Roger Clarke

Easy Privacy for Consumer-Oriented Social Media

Slides

Dr Daniel Trottier

Digital vigilantism: A conceptual, ethical and policy challenge

Slides

Dr Toru Nakamura

Introduction to Privacy Policy Manager (PPM)

12:30–13:30

Lunch

13:30–15:00

Session Chair: Prof Ana Maria Lara Palma

Prof Pauline C. Reich

A Brief Review of Data Privacy, Data Protection and Government Surveillance of the Internet
in Selected Asia-Pacific/South Asia/Oceania Jurisdictions

Prof Hiroshi Koga

Social materiality of surveillance camera: Case study of Kamagasaki Area of Japan

Slides

Prof Kyung-Sin Park

Paradox of Trust: Korean Resident Registration Number

Slides

15:00–15:30

Break

15:30–17:00

Session Chair: Prof Roger Clarke

Dr Sarah Stevens

Consumer behaviours in an exploratory study between Europe and Asia-Pacific

Slides

Dr Sachiko Yanagihara

Exploratory study on web communities and privacy: The case of WOMM in the foot care industry in Japan

Slides

Prof Gehan Gunasekara

Smokescreen or the Real Deal: Website Privacy Notices of Companies in New Zealand

Slides

18:00–20:00

Conference Dinner (by Invitation)


Friday 11th July

09:00–10:30

Session Chair: Prof Kiyoshi Murata

Keynote Speaker: Naoya Bessho

The Right to Be Forgotten and Japanese Law

10:30–11:00

Break

11:00–12:30

Session Chair: Prof Jim Foster

Prof Graham Greenleaf

Notional and actual financial penalties for privacy breaches: Asia-Pacific and European comparisons

Slides

Gertjan Boulet

Mutual recognition of sanctions as a facilitator for law enforcement cooperation
between data protection authorities in the cloud

Lachlan Urquhart

The intersection of EU Data Protection Law Reform and everyday ambient computing design:
challenges and opportunities

Slides

12:30–13:30

Lunch

13:30–15:00

Session Chair: Prof Graham Greenleaf

Prof Andrew A. Adams

Privacy, Security and Surveillance

Slides

Dr David Murakami Wood

Japan and the US National Security Agency

Prof Kiyoshi Murata

Social Impacts of Snowden's Revelations in Japan: Exploratory Research

15:00–15:30

Break

15:30–17:00

Session Chair: Dr David Murakami Wood

Dr Kazuyuki Shimizu

Understanding Path Dependency through a Cybernetics Approach; The foundation of differences among privacy laws

Wan-Ping Li

On Taiwan Personal Information Protection and Administration System (TPIPAS)

Slides

Prof Jim Foster

Privacy Reform Process in Japan: Views from the Business Community

Slides

17:00–17:15

Closing Remarks


Keynote Speeches


Contributed Talks


Registration


Organising Committee

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