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Title:

Privacy and Personalization – Oxymoron or the Perfect Match?

Your vote:
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Organizer:
David Marks, Loomia
Description:
It’s all about me. I want to see the stuff that amuses me. Not that ad. So you need to see what I’m doing online. OK….Wait!? What should I tell you? What’s the worst case scenario? Should I care? Our panel experts share perspectives on how to balance personalization and targeting with privacy concerns. Is solution even possible? Discuss.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What is personalization and how does it relate to privacy?
  2. What are the primary challenges in implementing both personalization and privacy policies online?
  3. Do users care about privacy, and how does that manifest itself in practice?
  4. What lessons have been learned about what end users really want when it comes to privacy?
  5. What actual privacy disasters exist and how is that different from perceived risks?
  6. What do users want most in terms of personalized information online?
  7. What are the economic drivers for personalization between users, companies, advertisers?
  8. Are advertisers different from retailers or content providers?
  9. Where is personalization headed, and how does that change things from a privacy angle?
  10. What guidelines would you suggest to serve end users and for-profit organizations?
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Community / Social Networks
Type:
Panel
Event:
SXSW Interactive 2009
tory klaubo
on 14/8/08
Is there a solution to this debate?? I would be interested to hear your thoughts on the matter...
on 14/8/08
Sounds cool
John Wong
on 15/8/08
Would most definitely like to hear more on how I can protect my privacy.
Marie Goltara
on 15/8/08
Privacy is definitely a growing concern
Alex Rock
on 22/8/08
Excellent idea for a presentation, although I hope it will be in-depth rather than a presentation of the usual pain points.
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