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1 Privacy and the Web Michael J. Quinn Seattle University May 24, 2010

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3 “You have zero privacy anyway. Get over it.” Scott McNealy CEO of Sun Microsystems January 25, 1999

4 www.netcharles.com/orwell

5 www.gawker.com/stalker

6 Global Village Marshall McLuhan, The Gutenberg Galaxy (1962) Electronic media  collective identity World takes on village-like mindset No privacy for celebrities

7 Funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales

8 But Wait! Web 2.0 Web not simply a distribution medium Applications allow users to contribute content – Blogs – Wikis – Social networks

9 “Star Wars Kid”

10 Web: “Bus Uncle”

11 Case Benjamin attends a private birthday party for his good friend Chris, a member of the Orange Party. Someone gives Chris a Yellow Party T-shirt as a gag gift, and Chris puts it on. Benjamin takes a picture of Chris wearing the T-shirt and posts it on his blog, identifying Chris and explaining the context of the photo. When Chris runs for governor, organizations supporting his opponent in the Orange Party primary post the photo out of context, along with stories claiming he used to belong to the Yellow Party. In the end, Chris wins the primary and is elected governor. Was Benjamin wrong to post the photo?

12 Several Important Ethical Theories “An action is wrong is someone is being used.” – Kantianism “An action is wrong is someone’s rights are being violated.” – Social contract theory “An action is wrong if its harmful results are greater than its beneficial results.” – Utilitarianism

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14 Engineering at Seattle University Civil Engineering (102) – Environmental engineering option Electrical Engineering (74) – Computer engineering option Mechanical Engineering (73) Computer Science (49) Preengineering (39)

15 Quality Teaching All classes taught by faculty Average class size: 20 Professors will know you by name You will work hard Employers like our graduates

16 Transfer Friendly More than half of our engineering graduates started at a community college Merit scholarships for transfer students – Messina Scholarship 3.75 – 4.0 GPA $12,000 / year – Xavier Scholarship 3.5 – 3.74 GPA $10,000 / year – Bannan Scholarship Engineering and science majors 3.5 – 4.0 GPA $5,000 / year

17 Project Center Experience Year-long design project Real problem of interest Industry mentor + faculty advisor Team experience

18 Projects Day

19 Some Recent Project Center Sponsors AREVA T&D Bioalgene Boeing Cray Herrera Kenworth Trucks PACCAR Philips Medical Systems Puget Sound Energy Seattle City Light Seattle Public Utilities Snohomish County Tetra Tech Tinnea & Associates

20 Extra-curricular Activities Human-Powered Vehicle Team Steel Bridge Team

21 Engineers Without Borders Thailand

22 Engineers Without Borders Jamaica

23 Engineers Without Borders Zambia

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