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By: dariphagen DescriptionWe focus on privacy in Social Network Sites, but do we really understand what happens in Social Network Sites? ... Why do people disclose so much identity-relevant information to a website and what trade-offs do users face? Associate professor Ronald Leenes from Tilburg University dives deeper into the concept of Social Network Sites. Presentation is part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites, October 23 and 24, 2008, at Delft University of Technology. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl. more>>

We focus on privacy in Social Network Sites, but do we really understand what happens in Social Network Sites? Why do people disclose so much identity-relevant information to a website and what trade-offs do users face? Associate professor Ronald Leenes from Tilburg University dives deeper into the concept of Social Network Sites. Q&A after presentation that is part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites, October 23 and 24, 2008, at Delft University of Technology. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl.

Social Network Sites have many users and privacy threats have regularly surfaced. But what legal rights do users have that are harmed by these threats? What rights should they have to be able to protect themselves adequately? Professor Milton Mueller of Syracuse University and Delft University of Technology, and Natali Helberger, assistant professor of the Amsterdam Insitute for Information Law (IVIR) discuss these issues. Part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites at Delft University of Technology, October 23 and 24, 2008. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

There are various ways of implementing Privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs) in Social Network Sites. How should these be designed? Who should carry the burden of implementation? Do cultural differences play a role here? Various experts tackle these issues in a round-table discussion. The debate is led by professor Milton Mueller and Ralph Bendrath, Aad Koppenhol and Scott Cunningham participate. Part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites at Delft University of Technology, October 23 and 24, 2008. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

There is a market for personal information. The distortions in these markets are amplified by Social Network Sites. Assistant professor Brian Holland discusses these issues and argues why certain legal solutions will not work. Presentation at the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites, October 23 and 24, 2008, Delft University of Technology. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

Privacy is a difficult concept when designing appropriate measures to prevent threats to privacy from materializing. Professor Jeroen van den Hoven of Delft University of Technology presents a conceptualization of privacy that aligns with data protection. He tests this conceptualization on Social Network Sites. Presentation is part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites at Delft University of Technology, October 23 and 24, 2008. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

Privacy is a difficult concept when designing appropriate measures to prevent threats to privacy from materializing. Professor Jeroen van den Hoven of Delft University of Technology presents a conceptualization of privacy that aligns with data protection. He tests this conceptualization on Social Network Sites. Q&A session after the presentation, which is part of the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites at Delft University of Technology, October 23 and 24, 2008. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

The rector magnificus of Delft University of Technology, Jacob Fokkema, hands out the awards for the yearly Mekelprize for the best essay on ethics and technology. After this, he opens the conference on Privacy in Social Network Sites, October 23 and 24, 2008, at Delft University of Technology. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

There is a market for personal information. The distortions in these markets are amplified by Social Network Sites. Assistant professor Brian Holland discusses these issues and argues why certain legal solutions will not work. Q&A session after his presentation. www.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl

There are severe privacy threats for users of Social Network Sites. If we want to prevent those from materializing, we need to prioritize and deconstruct them. Q&A session of graduation presentation of David Riphagen. www.davidriphagen.nl

There are severe privacy threats for users of Social Network Sites. If we want to prevent those from materializing, we need to prioritize and deconstruct them. Graduation presentation of David Riphagen. wwww.privacyinsocialnetworksites.nl