Author Archives: erant
New Book Chapter: In Search of Lost Time – The Dimension of Time in Social Network Privacy
We are happy to announce that a new book chapter, written by Oshrat Ayalon and Eran Toch, is now in print as part of the book: מן הפרט אל הכלל: פרטיות וחברת המעקב, edited by Michael Birnhack, and published as part
New Book Chapter: In Search of Lost Time – The Dimension of Time in Social Network Privacy
We are happy to announce that a new book chapter, written by Oshrat Ayalon and Eran Toch, is now in print as part of the book: מן הפרט אל הכלל: פרטיות וחברת המעקב, edited by Michael Birnhack, and published as part
Author’s draft of Luiza Jarovsky’s paper
Luiza Jarovsk’s author’s draft paper at the European Data Protection Law Review can now be accessed on SSRN. The paper’s title is Improving Consent in Information Privacy through Autonomy-Preserving Protective Measures (APPMs). It looks at privacy nudges and other paternalistic mechanisms and asks whether
Author’s draft of Luiza Jarovsky’s paper
Luiza Jarovsk’s author’s draft paper at the European Data Protection Law Review can now be accessed on SSRN. The paper’s title is Improving Consent in Information Privacy through Autonomy-Preserving Protective Measures (APPMs). It looks at privacy nudges and other paternalistic mechanisms and asks whether
A Talk at Harvard’s EconCS Seminar
In Boston? Eran will be giving a seminar at the Harvard EconCS (economics and computer science) seminar series. Friday, March 15 at 2:30 in Pierce Hall 213. I will be speaking about “The Value of Privacy in Mobile Crowdsourcing”, a
A Talk at Harvard’s EconCS Seminar
In Boston? Eran will be giving a seminar at the Harvard EconCS (economics and computer science) seminar series. Friday, March 15 at 2:30 in Pierce Hall 213. I will be speaking about “The Value of Privacy in Mobile Crowdsourcing”, a
Congratulations to Tamir for a successful thesis defense!
Congratulations to Tamir, who had successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis proposal today. Tamir’s thesis, titled ״Social Help: Developing Methods to Support Older Adults in Privacy and Security״ is centered around creating new ways to lower the barriers for older people to
Congratulations to Tamir for a successful thesis defense!
Congratulations to Tamir, who had successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis proposal today. Tamir’s thesis, titled ״Social Help: Developing Methods to Support Older Adults in Privacy and Security״ is centered around creating new ways to lower the barriers for older people to
Semester starts at Cornell Tech: First lecture at Data Science in the Wild
Today was the first time lecture at the Data Science in the Wild course, given by Eran with David Rimshnick at Cornell Tech Computer Science program. Let’s home this impressive room will witness a meaningful course.
Semester starts at Cornell Tech: First lecture at Data Science in the Wild
Today was the first time lecture at the Data Science in the Wild course, given by Eran with David Rimshnick at Cornell Tech Computer Science program. Let’s home this impressive room will witness a meaningful course.
Coverage of our Smart City Project at TheMarker
Israel’s TheMarker newspaper had covered our collaborative research about Smart City Cyber Security, with Dr. Tali Hatuka, Prof. Michael Birnhack, and Dr. Hadas Tzur. The full article is available in this link or downloadable from TheMarker Article – Smart Cities.
Coverage of our Smart City Project at TheMarker
Israel’s TheMarker newspaper had covered our collaborative research about Smart City Cyber Security, with Dr. Tali Hatuka, Prof. Michael Birnhack, and Dr. Hadas Tzur. The full article is available in this link or downloadable from TheMarker Article – Smart Cities.
New Paper by Luiza Jarovsky
We are very happy to announce the publication of Luiza Jarovsky at the European Data Protection Law Review. The paper’s title is Improving Consent in Information Privacy through Autonomy-Preserving Protective Measures (APPMs). It looks at privacy nudges and other paternalistic mechanisms and asks whether
New Paper by Luiza Jarovsky
We are very happy to announce the publication of Luiza Jarovsky at the European Data Protection Law Review. The paper’s title is Improving Consent in Information Privacy through Autonomy-Preserving Protective Measures (APPMs). It looks at privacy nudges and other paternalistic mechanisms and asks whether