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Multi-Dimensional Privacy Protection for Digital Collaborations.
Geoff Skinner
Pages - 22 - 31     |    Revised - 15-06-2007     |    Published - 30-06-2007
Volume - 1   Issue - 1    |    Publication Date - June 2007  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
Information Privacy, Privacy, Evaluator Module (PEM), Manual Privacy Management (MPM), Community Observed Privacy (COP), TLC-PP
ABSTRACT
In order to sustain privacy in digital collaborative environments a comprehensive multidimensional privacy protecting framework is required. Such information privacy solutions for collaborations must incorporate environmental factors and influences in order to provide a holistic information privacy solution. Our Technical, Legal, and Community Privacy Protecting (TLC-PP) framework addresses the problems associated with the multi-facetted notion of privacy. The three key components of the TLC-PP framework are merged together to provide complete solutions for collaborative environment stakeholders and users alike. The application of the TLC-PP framework provides a significant contribution to the delivery of a Privacy Augmented Collaborative Environment (PACE).
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Mr. Geoff Skinner
- Australia
Geoff.Skinner@newcastle.edu.au


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