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Oxford – New York – Brussels: Knowledge Exchange on Privacy Research and Policy

Date & Time:
13:00:00 - 15:00:00,
Thursday 5 May, 2016

About

Join the OxPILS privacy research group’s meeting to discuss current research projects and policy developments in privacy and data protection. Paula Kift from the New York University’s privacy research group will present her forthcoming paper – co-authored with her PhD supervisor Helen Nissenbaum – titled “Metadata in Context – An Ontological and Normative Analysis of the NSA’s Bulk Telephony Metadata Collection Program.” We will be joined by other Oxford privacy researchers and policy staffers from the EU who will each present and reflect on each other’s current work.

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Speakers

  • Name: Paula Kift
  • Affiliation: New York University
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  • URL: https://nyu.academia.edu/PaulaKift
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