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[…] community, a nd precedence for the type of research. The AoIR revisited its recommendations in 2012 and continues to advocate for flexible guidelines as opposed to fixed codes (Markham & Buchanan, 2012) . Recent publications have focused on how flexible policies need to be in order to facilitate the wide array of c urrent […]

[…] community, a nd precedence for the type of research. The AoIR revisited its recommendations in 2012 and continues to advocate for flexible guidelines as opposed to fixed codes (Markham & Buchanan, 2012) . Recent publications have focused on how flexible policies need to be in order to facilitate the wide array of c urrent […]

POLONETSKY*&*TENE*FINAL.DOCX*(DO*NOT*DELETE)*6/4/15*6:51*PM**333*BEYOND’THE’COMMON’RULE:””””””””’ETHICAL’STRUCTURES’FOR’DATA’RESEARCH’IN’NON4ACADEMIC’SETTINGS’JULES*POLONETSKY,*OMER*TENE,*&*JOSEPH*JEROME**ABSTRACT*…………………………………………………………………………………………………….*333!INTRODUCTION*…………………………………………………………………………………………….*334!I.!BIG*DATA*BENEFITS—AND*RISKS*……………………………………………………………*337!II.!CONTEXTUAL*AND*NONGCONTEXTUAL*DATA*USE*…………………………………..*339!III.!WHAT*SHOULD*BE*COVERED*BY*A*CSRB*………………………………………………..*341!A.!Data&experimentation*………………………………………………………………*341!B.!Non1contextual&data&uses*………………………………………………………..*346!C.!Disparate&impact*………………………………………………………………………*349!IV.!CSRB*STRUCTURE*………………………………………………………………………………….*352!A.!Who&is&covered*…………………………………………………………………………..*352!B.!External&(FTC1approved)&or&Internal&(Organization1led)*…*353!V.!GUIDELINES*FOR*CSRB*ENGAGEMENT*…………………………………………………….*356!A.!Guiding&Substantive&Principles*……………………………………………….*356!1.!Respect*for*persons*…………………………………………………………*357!2.!Beneficence*………………………………………………………………………..*358!3.!Justice*………………………………………………………………………………….*360!4.*Respect*for*law*………………………………………………………………….*361!B.! Promoting&Independence&and&Trust*………………………………………*362!C.&Documentation&and&Accountability*……………………………………….*365!CONCLUSION*…………………………………………………………………………………………………*366!*ABSTRACT*As* scientific* knowledge* advances,* new* data* uses* continuously*emerge* in* a* wide* variety* of* contexts,* from* combating* fraud* in* the*payment* card* industry,*to*reducing* the* time* commuters*spend* on*the* road,*detecting* harmful* drug* interactions,* improving* marketing*mechanisms,* personalizing* the* delivery* of* education* in* K–12*************Jules*Polonetsky*is*CoGchair*and*Executive*Director,*Omer*Tene*Senior*Fellow,*and*Joseph* Jerome* Policy* Counsel* at* the* Future* of* Privacy* Forum.* We* would* like* to* thank*Arielle*Brown*for*excellent*assistance*with*research*and*drafting.** POLONETSKY*&*TENE*FINAL.DOCX*(DO*NOT*DELETE)*6/4/15**6:51*PM*334*COLO.&TECH.&L.J.*,*available& […]

[…] We then coded the audio recording of each interview, transcribing quotes that were es- pecially representative of participants’ attitudes. If a response was not captured by existing codes, we added a new code to the code- book. Our coding strategy allowed us to identify both common and uncommon concepts that arose during each interview. […]

[…] 2014. Professor Richards’ many writings on privacy and civil liberties have appeared in prominent legal journals such as the Harvard Law Review, the Columbia Law Review, the Virg inia Law Review, and the California Law Review. He has written for a more general audience in Wired Magazine UK, CNN.com, and the Chronicle of Higher […]

[…] Bill of Rights Act of 2011, S. 799, 112 Cong. (2011) .The White House, Consumer Data Privacy in a Networked World: A Framework for Protecting Privacy 8and Promoting Innovation in the Global Digital Economy (Feb. 2012) ; Department ofCommerce Internet Policy Task Force, Commercial Data Privacy and Innovation in the Internet Economy: ADynamic Policy […]

[…] transaction”). BIG DATA & PRIVACY : MAKING ENDS MEET DIGEST | 44 “Data is the new oil,” Clive Humbly announced in 2006. 1 More recently, IBM CEO Virginia Rometty updated the phrase, explaining that “big data” is the new oil. 2 The analogy resonates. Data flows like oil. One must “drill down” into data […]

[…] rights in the 21st century. 2 (6) The right to privacy is widely recognized in international legal instruments that the 3 United States has endorsed, ratified, or promoted. 4 (7) Throughout t he Nation’s history, economic growth, opportunity, and leadership have 5 been propelled by technological innovations. In the 20th century, digital and 6 […]

[…] application of the lawful basis, regardless of who relies on it. It also does not undermine the function of Article 10 as a whole, which is to promote the balancing of the interests of the controller or third parties with those of the data subject. A systematic and teleological interpretation of Article 10 is […]

[…] artificial intelligence – A European approach to excellence and trust, 5 with a view to setting out policy options on how to achieve the twin objective of promoting the uptake of artificial intelligence and of addressing the risks associated with certain uses of such technology and to launching a broad stakeholder consultation on such […]