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PASION 2nd Ethics Workshop - Program

Written by Richard Walker
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Communications in the Age of Technical Traceability October 7, 2009: 09:00-13:00: Sala delle Conferenze - Autorità per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, Pza. Montecitorio, 123A, Roma (The workshop will be held in Italian) Speakers Stefano Rodotà (Chair) ,Università di Roma La Sapienza, “Introduction” Davide Fabrizio , Telecom Italia S.p.A. , “The future of telecommunications: privacy and ethics - the viewpoint of a major telecommunications operator privacy e etic" Cosimo Comella , Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, “Traditional Telecommunicatios - privacy implications Francesco Pizzetti , Presidente Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, “Greeting” Mauro Paissan", Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali, "Social Networks, a mine of personal data" Luciano Gamberini , Università di Padova, “Novel uses of social networks” Giuseppe Bianchi, Università di Roma Tor Vergata, “New technologies for privacy protection” Richard Walker, Xiwrite S.r.l., “Putting it all together: new practices, new dangers, new technologies and new rules”
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Pasion game summary

Written by Ben Kirman
Thursday, 25 June 2009
The Lincoln Social Computing (LiSC) Research Centre, in conjunction with partners on the PASION project, have created three games designed to utilise facebook in order to investigate the role of social networking in game playing and the effect of facebook games on subsequent social interactions. All three games - Familiars, Magpies and Beachcombers - are free to play and are currently available to all facebook users.
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SKYPAS

Written by Kari Kallinen
Thursday, 25 June 2009
SKYPAS is an add-in for Skype that shows information about group communication to users. The application monitors the number of messages and calls between group members. Based on this information social network analysis indexes (SNA) are calculated and visualized in the application. For example, the left panel in figure 1 (Social Graph) shows the communication network of the group.
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The project

When we communicate face to face, we use non-verbal and contextual information to situate our interactions. The goal of PASION is to facilitate the functioning of online groups, allowing them to interact in the same way. The PASION platform and PASION technologies help users to automatically “augment” their phones calls, emails and texting with information about where they are, what they’re doing, how they feel, the way they are interacting with friends and colleagues, and the overall dynamics of the groups to which they belong. PASION is running experiments to find the forms of interaction that work most effectively, developing technologies to ensure that augmentation is simple to use, building them into novel applications for knowledge work, social gaming and social networking and testing them in large scale field trials.