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page highlights conference presentations, seminars and
presentations.
It covers -
forthcoming
Presentations in 2008 include -
The
Monster Under The Bed? Analysing Business, Cultural
& Political Concerns
Sovereign Wealth Funds Summit, Sydney, 25-26 June (PDF
program)
Profiling the Financial Criminal
Financial Crimes Forum, Australian Bankers Association,
Sydney, 24 October.
recent activity
Recent conference and seminar presentations, lectures
and articles have included -
Identity
Crime in the Cybercrime Environment
presentation for Management of Serious Crime (MOSC)
program, Australia Federal Police College, 2 October
2007 (PDF)
Identity Crime
presentation for Property & Liability Discussion
Group, Australia & New Zealand Institute of Insurance
& Finance, 16 May 2007 (PDF)
The
LAN Game Ate My Brain, Dude: 'MMORPG Addiction' and
Australian Law
Reparation
and Memory: Perspectives on the Klimt Case and the repatriation
of cultural property
Hear that Lonesome Whistle Blow: Incentives, Inhibitors
and Whistleblowing in Australian Business [contributed
chapter]
How much did the network cost (and who paid for
it)? Colonial telecommunication economics and Telstra
privatisation
It's my flag and it'll burn if I want to - perspectives
on flag burning
It cures cancer, warts and dandruff: Community Expectations
and Spin in the Tasmanian Broadband Over Powerline (BPL)
Trial
Avoiding The Privacy Pitfalls: Managing Privacy,
Managing DRM (half day workshop at Digital
Rights Management 2006, March 2006)
Identity
Theft [Security Solutions magazine]
Australian Telecommunications Governance [Beijing]
Building the High Tech State: Government, Research,
Finance, Markets [Beijing]
Public and Private Sector Web Service Strategies,
Challenges and Mechanisms [Beijing]
Understanding ERP in the Online Environment: An Outcome
rather than Vendor-driven Approach [Beijing]
RFIDs in the Glass Pipeline [Tianjin]
SOAP and Mirrors?: System Integration and Identifiers
in the Supply Chain [Beijing]
Tom Cruise or the Gummi-Bears Picnic? Sense, Stupidity
and Sensationalism in Biometrics
Echoes in the Sheltered Workshop: Questioning the Relevance,
Legitimacy & Influence of Two Australian Online
Policy Fora
Put That Rat Back In The Cage (And Get Off Your
Behind): Why Copyright Term Extension Is A Good Thing
Redefining Citizenship? - Internet Governance, National
Citizens and Expectations of Representation - Australian
Electronic Governance Conference 2004 (with Liz Williams)
here
Venture Capital, Risk and Innovation Funding in Australian
High Technology
Making Sense of the Spam Act: Principles, Best Practice
and Future Directions
Regulatory Frameworks and Electronic Publishing in Australia
Investment in Australian New Media
Identity Theft
Froth and Babel? Making Sense of UDDI, JINI and SOAP
Online Privacy Technologies and Australian Law: Recent
Developments and Future Prospects
The Digital Thesis: Where To From Here?
Bad Names: The Politics of Naming, Navigation and Free
Speech in Cyberspace
The dot-au DNS List: Some Preliminary Conclusions About
an Online e-Governance Forum
Pink Bits: Online Erotica, Markets and Economics
Commodifying the ccTLDs
I Wanna Wanna See Your Blog: Cultures of Celebrity and
Infoglut
past events
Presentations in 1999 through 2006 included -
The
Other Side of the Counter: What Do Consumers Think About
Privacy? (PDF)
(presentation at Victorian Department of Justice Practical
Privacy Workshop, 31 August 2006)
O'Reilly's
Irish Dream: Broadband, the 'Celtic Tiger' and the Wired
Economy in Australia and Eire
Technologies of Frustration - Navigation, Publishing
and Online Marketing
The Byte Tax: Ending the Internet's tax-free status?
Who's Who in the Regulatory Zoo: Mapping 'New Media'
Regulation and Industry Support Initiatives
Little Johnny Can't Play: Datacasting, Open Access and
Elections
Dealing in Digital Demographics: The Web Metrics
Industry and E-Commerce Forecasting
Going for a Walk with a Line: Klee, Benjamin and Australian
Academic Responses to Infotopia
Building a Regulatory Architecture in Cyberspace:
Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada and the United
States
Technical Publishing, Markets and the New Millennium
The Digital Agenda and Web Design
Beyond the Banner: Standards, Technologies and Behaviour
in the Online Advertising Market
National Information Policy Revisited
Yahoo Unserious: The Future of Australia's Cultural
Network
The Revolution Won't Be Digitised: DTV, Markets and
Media Ownership Questions in Australia and the US
Moral Rights Online: New Media and Copyright for Canberra
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