Nick Doty (npdoty)
4223 Terrace Street, #6
Oakland, CA 94611
Some recent work
- W3C Workshop: Do Not Track and Beyond, co-chaired with Jan Schallaböck. November 2012.
- Conference on Web Privacy Measurement, co-chaired with Chris Hoofnagle and Jonathan Mayer. June 2012.
- Do Not Track: The Future of Web Privacy, talk at the Web 2.0 Security and Privacy Workshop. May 2012.
- Privacy and Policy in Social Media, tutorial at the Legal Frontiers in Digital Media conference. May 2012.
- PrivacyPatterns.org with Mohit Gupta, patterns for practical privacy-by-design, announced at SXSWi. March 2012.
- On the W3C blog, Progress and support for Do Not Track in Brussels, an update on the Tracking Protection Working Group. February 2012.
- Report on the W3C Workshop on Web Tracking and User Privacy and follow-up blog posts re: Do Not Track on the W3C blog, Freedom-to-Tinker and Technology | Academics | Policy. Spring 2011.
- Technology and Policy Lab, a graduate course co-taught with Deirde K. Mulligan. Spring 2011. (See the course wiki.)
- Geolocation privacy and application platforms, with Erik Wilde, in Proceedings of the 3rd ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Security and Privacy in GIS and LBS, November 2010.
- Simple Policy Negotiation for Location Disclosure [pdf], with Erik Wilde, W3C Workshop on Privacy and Data Usage Control, October 2010. (See presented slides [pdf].)
- Information Organization Lab, a graduate course co-taught with Ryan Greenberg. Fall 2010. (See the 2009 version too.)
- MeLo: The Meaningful Location Project, with Ryan Greenberg, Mohit Gupta, Karen Nomorosa and Steph Pakrul. May 2010.
- Privacy Issues of the W3C Geolocation API, with Deirde K. Mulligan and Erik Wilde, February 2010.
- more...
- Personalized ontologies of location [pdf], presentation to the Friday Afternoon Seminar, November 2009.
- A meaningful ontology of location: From (37.852, -122.252) to home and back again [pdf], presentation to the Friday Afternoon Seminar, October 2009.
- Who's using the W3C Geolocation API? September 2009.
- How do websites know where I am? August 2009.
- The case for a location metasystem [pdf], in the ACM Digital Library, Second International Workshop on Location and the Web, April 2009.
- less...