Presentations and debates on RFID and digital connectivity scenarios
with speakers from the industry, researchers, artists, privacy
advocates, programmers and consultants.
Speakers include
Katherine Albrecht (CASPIAN –
Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion And Numbering, USA),
Bart Schermer (privacy lawyer and coordinator of RFID Platform Netherlands),
Rafi Haladjian (founder of Violet company, tech entrepreneur),
Melanie Rieback (Ubisec researcher, VU University Amsterdam),
Stephan Engberg (Priway/Copenhagen Business School),
Christian van 't Hof (researcher, Rathenau Instituut),
Willem Velthoven (designer and director of Mediamatic) and many others.
This seminar is held in English language.
10.00 WelcomeVideo screening Parallel (NL 2002 | 3’00)
10.15 Session I. Self, Safety, SecurityModerator Rob van Kranenburg
Christian van ‘t Hof
Will RFIDs Serve Investigation Purposes? Technological options, legal possibilities, public opinions, and political debate.
Melanie Rieback
Present and Future Directions in RFID Security.
Stephan Engberg
RFID 2.0: From Defaitism to Constructivism.
11.45 Short break
12.00 Session II. Serious PlayModerator Eric Kluitenberg
Timo Arnall
RFID in Interaction Design.
Willem Velthoven
The Social Library.
Rafi Haladjian
Nabaztag and the Emergence of the Internet of Things.
Wouter Schilpzand
The Dawn of the Ubiquitous Network Society.
13.30 Lunch break
14.30 Session III. Two Sides of the Same Coin?Moderator Jeroen van den Hoven
Katherine Albrecht
A World of No More Privacy: Exposing the dangers of ubiquitous computing.
Bart Schermer
Privacy versus RFID: Is the story really that simple?
Video screening The Catalogue (UK 2005 | 5’30)
16.15 Closing Session. Postscripts till 17.30Moderators Richard de Boer & Rob van Kranenburg
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