Thanks to everyone who participated in pii2010 and pii Labs in Seattle. To be notified of upcoming events, join our mailing list.

Held August 17-19, 2010 in Seattle during Seattle Geek Week, pii2010 focused on the future of digital privacy and identity, and how to strike a balance between protecting sensitive information and enabling new technologies and business models.

The conference, which was hosted by technology analyst Larry Magid, brought together industry executives, technologists, consumer advocates, policy experts and other stakeholders to examine critical issues like:

How emerging technologies & business models are impacting the way data is created, shared and aggregatedEffective approaches for building online trust with users Ways in which user preferences and social norms are shiftingChanges in the regulatory landscape, in the U.S. and internationallyThe role of anonymity and the future of reputation management on the WebThe latest developments in user-centric identity management

In addition, pii2010 served as the official launch pad for pii Labs, an open forum for brainstorming and collaborating that featured a series of small group discussions at Seattle's Space Needle building.

We've posted videos from several of the pii2010 conference sessions on our Vimeo channel, including the keynotes by Marc Davis, Kim Cameron and Jeff Jarvis. We'll add additional vidoes in early September. There are also photos of the opening Pitch Slam and the conference at Flickr, courtesy of pii2010 participant Dave Barger.

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