| Meetings |
| An international experts workshop on "ubiquitous
network societies" was held in April 2005 in
Geneva, Switzerland. For more information about the research project
and workshop, please contact Ms. Lara Srivastava at <lara.srivastava(a)itu.int>.
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| Workshop Background
Paper |
Workshop background paper on
"Privacy and
Ubiquitous Network Societies" 
(9 March
2005)
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| Other Background
Resources and Links |
 Technological ubiquity:
The need for consumer privacy protection  ,
Tony Lam, Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal
Data, Hong Kong, April 2005 |
| Working
document on data protection issues related to RFID technology ,
European Commission Data Protection Working Party, 19 January 2005 |
Background Paper: Social and Human Considerations for a More Mobile
World  , ITU, March
2004
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| People
versus information: the evolution of mobile technology ,
Richard Harper, Digital World Research Centre, 2004
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| ITU
Workshop on Countering Spam, 2004
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| Position
Statement on the Use of RFID on Consumer Products endorsed by a
number of consumer, privacy and civil liberties organizations, 14
November 2003
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| Address
by Mr. Philippe Lemoine relating to Radio-Tags (RFIds) ,
CNIL France, October 2003 |
| Smart
ID and Privacy in Japan: Legal Issues of Tracking Using Radio
Frequency Identification ,
T. Natsui, Meiji University of Tokyo, September 2003
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| Pole
Star: Human Rights in the Information Society, Deborah Hurley,
International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development,
September 2003
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| GSM
Association Press Release "GSM
Association sets its sights on ‘spamming’ globally", 23
July 2003
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| ODTR
(Ireland), Users
Rights to Communications Services (Protecting Users in a
Developing Communications Market), July 2003 |
| The
Blocker Tag: Selective Blocking of RFID Tags for Consumer Privacy,
A. Juels, R.L. Rivest, and M. Szydlo, RSA Labs and MIT, 2003 |
| RFID:
Small Package, Big Problem,
James
Lewis, Oregon State University, 2003
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| Wireless
Location Privacy: Law and Policy in the US, EU and Japan, an
Internet Society Member Briefing, November 2003
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Mobile phones
as a platform for ubiquitous societies: The case of youth,
Santiago Lorente, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid,
Spain,
2002
See also original article in issue number 57 from June 2002 of the
Spanish Journal "Revista de Estudios de Juventud" (Journal
of Studies on Youth), entitled "Youth
and Mobile Phones" . |
| European
Commission, Directive
2002/58/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the
protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector
(Directive on privacy and electronic communications), 31 July 2002 |
| AEI-Brookings
Joint Center, The
Disconnect Between Law and Policy Analysis: A Case Study of Drivers
and Cell Phones ,
Robert W. Hahn, Patrick M. Dudley, May 2002 |
| Consumers’
use of fixed and mobile telephony,
OFTEL
(UK), May 2003 |
| RFID:
Tracking everything, everywhere, Katherine
Albrecht, CASPAN, taken from "Supermarket Cards: The Tip
of the Retail Surveillance Iceberg", Denver University Law
Review, 2002 |
| Mobile
telephony, mobility, and the coordination of everyday life ,
Rich Ling and Leslie Haddon, 2001 |
| On
the mobile the effects of mobile telephones on social and individual
life, Dr. Sadie Plant,
Motorola |
| European
Commission, Caller
location in telecommunication networks in view of enhancing 112
emergency services ,
Helios Technology Ltd. |
| Smart
mobs- the next social revolution, book by Howard Rheingold
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| On-line
publications on "Sociology
of the mobile phone", from Sociology in Switzerland
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| UK
Foresight programme on "Cyber Trust and Crime
Prevention"
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| Electronic
Privacy Information Center
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| Consumers
Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering (CASPIAN)
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MIT
and RSA RFID Privacy Weblog
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