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A P3P Preference Exchange Language (APPEL) Working Draft
P3P is designed to inform users about the privacy policies of web services. The privacy policy enumerates the data elements that the service proposes to collect and explains how each will be used, w... [Apr. 15, 2001] |
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Analysis of P3P and US Patent 5,862,325
This is a legal analysis of the "intrinsic evidence of record" that would be used by a court to determine whether the act of using P3P documents on one's web site, in itself, infringes upon Intermind'... [Oct. 27, 1999] |
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CC/PP Member Submission - Note
Abstract:"In this note we describe a method for using RDF, the Resource Description Format of the W3C, to create a general, yet extensible framework for describing user preferences and d... [Nov. 30, 1998] |
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Chapter 8: The Web's War on Your Privacy
The Web's War on Your Privacy is a chapter excerpted from the O'Reilly & Associates book Web Security, Privacy & Commerce, 2nd Edition, by Simson Garfinkel with Gene Spafford. The book explores... [Jan. 2, 2002] |
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Composite Capabilities/Preference Profiles: Requirements and Architecture Working Draft
The CC/PP framework specifies how client devices express their capabilities and preferences (the user agent profile) to the server that originates content (the origin server). The origin server uses... [Jul. 21, 2000] |
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ICE (Information Content and Exchange Protocol ) Member Submission - Note
Abstract: "This document describes the Information and Content Exchange protocol for use by content syndicators and their subscribers. The ICE protocol defines the roles and responsibil... [Oct. 26, 1998] |
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PIDL (Personalized Information Description Language) Member Submission - Note
Excerpted from "Introduction": "As the amount of available information on the World Wide Web (WWW) continues to increases rapidly, more and more sites are beginning to provide per... [Feb. 9, 1999] |
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Two Hours of P2P
These are the slides from a live presentation delivered by Science Fiction writer and OpenCola, Inc. Chief Evangelist Cory Doctorow to the UC Berkeley Haas Graduate School of Business. Doctorow ... [Oct. 10, 2001] |
