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I was in Vienna two weeks ago at a workshop on social software, organized by ProLearn, an EU-funded "network of excellence" on e-learning. The workshop was interesting and had a nice international crowd. I got some new ideas for thinking theoretically and analytically about privacy (especially in terms of visibility and invisibility, and under which conditions this is a reward or a punishment), which is really the best you can expect at meetings like this.

The organizers have uploaded the slides and podcasts of the presentations now. Mine on "Privacy and Social Software" is here (ppt, mp4).