BERKMAN CENTER FOR INTERNET & SOCIETY AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Upcoming events and digital media // August 11, 2010
[1] [8/26-27] VRM + CRM 2010 Workshop (http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/node/6295)
VRM + CRM 2010 WORKSHOP
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8/26-27
Pound Hall, Harvard Law School
Free and Open to the Public; Registration is required: http://vrmcrm2010.eventbrite.com/
The first VRM+CRM workshop will take place on 26-27 August, at Harvard Law School.
The purpose is to get VRM and CRM developers and other interested
parties (such as CRM customers) together to start building out the
common ground between them. That common ground is potentially very
huge. CRM is already a $15 billion business. What happens when
customers start managing relationships too? Let’s start answering that.
While the workshop sessions will be chosen by the participants
(following opening briefings by VRM and CRM folks), here are a few of
the topics and questions that are sure to come up –
* Terms of service. How can we get past the legal hurdles and shackles
that inconvenience both buyers and sellers when they get acquainted?
* Privacy policies. How can we reduce the suspicions and frictions that these involve?
* Personal data. What tools, methods and services are being developed
for individuals to keep track of data they generate or is being kept by
sellers and other parties? What means do we have for sharing or
exchanging that data in secure and trustable ways?
* Signaling. What new methods will both individuals and organizations
have for notifying each other of interests, intentions, policies,
preferences, or changes in any of those? How can we make these common
across the industry, rather than different for every organization?
* Self-tracking and personal informatics. What vendor-independent means
are being developed for individuals to keep track of their own personal
data, and manage it?
* Search. What new paradigms for searching are being developed, especially in the context of all the topics above?
* Identity. How can customers control their identities and their uses
by multiple vendors, rather than only isolated in each vendor's silo?
For more information and a complete description, see the event web page: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/node/6295
OTHER EVENTS OF NOTE
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[1] 8/11-14: Scratch@MIT Conference (http://events.scratch.mit.edu/conference/index.php/Scratch/2010)
[2] 8/12: Ignite Spatial: Boston // Microsoft Research (http://ignite.oreilly.com/2010/07/ignite-spatial-boston-2.html)
[3] 8/21: PublicMediaCamp Boston
(http://blog.prx.org/2010/08/publicmediacamp-boston-is-aug-21-join-us/?ut...)
[4] 9/28: Access to Government Records in Massachusetts: Issues and
Trends
(http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e2ydlvtf9c7ca7...)
[5] 10/1-3: International Conference on Crisis Mapping // Harvard (http://www.crisismappers.net/page/iccm-2010-haiti-and-beyond)
Registration for the Open Video Conference is open:
http://www.openvideoconference.org/2010/07/registration-for-open-video-c...
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-Radio Berkman 161: A Brief History of Noise (http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/interactive/podcasts/radioberkman161)
-Berkman Luncheon Series: KATE CRAWFORD on Mobile Social Media and
Attention
(http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/interactive/events/luncheon/2010/08/crawfor...)
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