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01.
Society As An Information Network
(2008)
Quite an interesting paper where we (jointly with Paul Hodgson)
investigate whether it is possible and beneficial to discuss
identity and trust as a side-effect of social communication.
The paper was presented at the
Fourth International Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society
and has been published in the
International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society.
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Identity and trust: Enabling layers of the future communication landscape
(2008)
An invited talk for the
eComm2008 (Emerging Communications)
conference, discussing the position
of identity and trust in the overall landscape of future communication.
The 'identity' layer and the 'trust layer' are postulated and
their properties are discussed, both from the perspective of the
society being primarily an information network.
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Understanding the grounds to trust: game as a cultural probe
(2008)
Joint paper with Natasha Dwyer, presented at the
Web 2.0 Trust workshop at the IFIPTM 2008 conference ,
discussing the outcome of an experiment to use games to assess the level of trust.
Conclusions are interesting, as it seems that in an absence of strong evidence
people try to ascertain the level of
trust from everything that they can get, quite often over-interpreting what they see.
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The Googleplex
(2008)
Apparently everybody has to write something about Google,
so that's my bit. This paper investigates logical consequences of
future development of Google, from the perspective of
identity, trust and control. Conclusions are interesting.
Presented at
ICEC'08 .
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Confidence-compensating privacy protection
(2008)
This paper positions the desire to protect privacy
as an indicator of diminished confidence. From there
the model of confidence allows to structure different
privacy protection tools. The paper end with
conclusions that not only privacy protection is not always
necessary, but also that one-size-fits-all solution
is not the best one. Presented at
PST2008 .
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Trusted Next Generation Messaging: Exploiting convergence
in mobility solutions
(2008)
The joint presentation at the
Smart University near Nice. Interesting discussion of various aspects
of trust: social, commercial and technical that underpin a challenge to
design and deliver the next generation mobile trusted messaging system.
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