Guide to Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference papers Judi Clark collection M1040
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Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Title: Computers, Freedom, and Privacy conference papers, Judi Clark collection
Identifier/Call Number: M1040
Physical Description:
5.1 Linear Feet
(9 boxes: 6 manuscript boxes, 2 record cartons, and 1 half-manuscript box)
Physical Description:
1.61 gigabyte(s)
2 3.5" floppy disks; 4 CD-ROMs
Date (inclusive): 1991-1997
Abstract: Conference proceedings in print, audio, and video formats with related files kept by Judi Clark, organizer of the Computers,
Freedom and Privacy conferences that were held during the early 1990s in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Conditions Governing Access
Open for research, with the exception of born-digital materials, which are closed until processed. Note that material must
be requested at least 36 hours in advance of intended use. Audiovisual materials are not available in original format, and
must be reformatted to a digital use copy. Digital files are closed until processed.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
This collection was given by Judi Clark to Stanford University, Special Collections in 1999.
Biographical / Historical
Judi Clark was an organizer of the annual conference of Computers, Freedom, and Privacy (CFP), which started in 1991. The
impulse behind the first meeting was computer specialist, Jim Warren (1936-2021) with the support of San Francisco-based organization,
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR). The conference featured panel discussions centered around the public
and private usage of the Internet including freedom of speech protections, security of personal data stored by private companies,
government regulation and technology, and cultivating civility on Internet bulletin boards.
Conferences were primarily held in the San Francisco Bay Area and speakers included computer scientists, legal scholars, information
technologists, free speech advocates, and cyber security experts. Among them were Judith Krug, a former director of the Office
for Intellectual Freedom at the American Library Association; Marc Rotenberg co-founder of the Electronic Privacy Information
Center; Bruce Sterling, a founder of the cyberpunk movement; and John Perry Barlow, founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
The CFP officially dissolved in 2000, and conferences continued under the sponsorship of the Association for Computing Machinery
(ACM) until at least 2015.
Preferred Citation
[identification of item], Computers, Freedom, and Privacy conference papers, Judi Clark collection (M1040). Dept. of Special
Collections and University Archives, Stanford Libraries, Stanford, Calif.
Scope and Contents
The collection includes published conference proceedings in print, audio, and video formats for the first three conferences
held during the 1990s; and supplemental conference materials including position papers submitted by speakers and presentations
given by companies on developing strategies for an Internet presence. Additional audio recordings are of sessions from the
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers' Freedom, Privacy and Technology Special Interest Group. The collection
also includes publications and reference materials from professional groups and meetings held on topics and issues related
to online networking and communication.
Conditions Governing Use
While Special Collections is the owner of the physical and digital items, permission to examine collection materials is not
an authorization to publish. These materials are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. Any transmission
or reproduction beyond that allowed by fair use requires permission from the owners of rights, heir(s) or assigns.
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Warren, Jim (James R.)
Rotenberg, Marc
Sterling, Bruce
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Data protection--Law and legislation--United States
Privacy, Right of
Computer crimes
Computer industry.
Science -- History.
Series 1. Annual conferences, 1991-1996
Box 1, folder 1
Program, Submitted Papers, and Glossary, 1991 March 25-28
Box 1, folder 2
Program, Submitted Papers, and Glossary, 1991 March 25-28 (photocopy)
Box 1, folder 3
First Conference on Computers, Freedom & Privacy Proceedings, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1991
Box 1, folder 4
Second Conference proceedings, 1992 March 18-20
Box 1, folder 5
Second Conference roster and submitted papers, 1992
Box 1, folder 6
Third Conference program and position papers, 1993 March 9-12
Box 1, folder 7
Third Conference program and position papers, 1993 March 9-12 (duplicate set)
Box 2, folder 1
Third Conference, 1993 supplemental materials
Box 2, folder 2
Third Conference presentation: Exploring the Internet - A Guided Journey
Box 2, folder 3
Third Conference panel transcription: Electronic Democracy
Box 2, folder 4
Third Conference panel transcription: Electronic Voting - Threats to Democracy
Box 2, folder 5
Third Conference panel transcription: Portrait of the Artist on the Net
Box 2, folder 6
Third Conference panel transcription: The New Faces of Privacy
Box 2, folder 7
Third Conference panel transcription: Digital Telephony & Crypto Policy
Box 2, folder 8
Third Conference panel transcription: Medical Information & Privacy
Box 2, folder 9
Third Conference panel transcription: Power, Politics & Promise of Networking by Jerry Berman
Box 2, folder 10
Third Conference panel transcription (draft): International Data Flow
Box 2, folder 11
Fourth Conference program and proceedings, 1994 March 23-26
Box 2, folder 12
Fourth Conference registration list,1994
Box 2, folder 13
Fourth Conference presentation: "Data Encryption, Who Holds the Keys?" by David Banisar
Box 2, folder 14
Fourth Conference presentation: "..Crytography in just 60 easy minutes" by Matt Blaze
Box 2, folder 15
Fourth Conference presentation: "The Encrypted Self" by Curtis Karnow
Box 2, folder 16
Fourth Conference presentation: "Electronic Public Space..." by Rohan Samarajiva
Box 3, folder 1
Fifth Conference program and proceedings, 1995 March 28-31
Box 3, folder 2
Fifth Conference roster and supplemental materials, 1995
Box 3, folder 3
Fifth Conference: Distributed articles and information
Box 3, folder 4
Sixth Conference program and proceedings, 1996
Box 3, folder 5
Sixth Conference: roster and supplemental materials, 1996
Series 2. Reference materials
Conditions Governing Access
CFP annual conference information from 1994 and 1995 are on 2 3.5 floppy diskettes inside Box 9, Folder 1; and commerical
software on 4 compact discs are inside Box 9, Folders 2 and 3. Digital files are closed until processed. Check the catalog
record in SearchWorks for current status.
Box 3, folder 7
Freedom, Privacy & Technology Special Interest Group Library binder, (1 of 3)
Box 3, folder 8
Freedom, Privacy & Technology Special Interest Group Library binder, (2 of 3)
Box 3, folder 9
Freedom, Privacy & Technology Special Interest Group Library binder, (3 of 3)
Box 3, folder 10
World Perspective newsletters, 1991
Box 4, folder 1
Photocopied news articles, 1991-1992
Box 4, folder 2
Electronic Frontier Foundation miscellany, 1991
Box 4, folder 3
Intertek, the Cyperpunk Journal. Steve Steinberg, editor. Goleta, CA, 1990
Box 4, folder 4
Building Citizen Democracy, a Discussion Tool. Institute for the Arts of Democracy, 1991
Box 4, folder 6
Apple Library of Tomorrow Proceedings: 1990-1992. Apple Library, 1993
Box 4, folder 7
Ties That Bind: Building Community Networks. Steve Cisler, editor. Apple Conference Center, 1994 May 4-6
Box 4, folder 9
Internet Strategies for Utility Companies Conference, 1996 March 26-27
Box 4, folder 10
Internet Strategies for Utility Companies Conference supplemental materials, 1996
Box 5, folder 1
GRI/Net presentation: From Concept to Reality, 1994
Box 5, folder 2
Your Information Protection Program presentation by Ken Jaworsky, undated
Box 5, folder 3
The Electronic Commerce Approach presentation by General Electric, undated
Box 5, folder 4
Interactive Media Strategies for Management presentation by Global Horizon International, 1996
Box 9, folder 1
CFP floppy diskettes, 1994 and 1995
Scope and Contents
2 3.5 floppy diskettes containing database information for the CFP annual conferences in 1994 and 1995.
Box 9, folder 2
Compact discs: Linux and Dickson's, 1998
Box 9, folder 3
Compact discs: Apple Computer software, 1991 and 1993
Series 3. Conferences, other
Box 5, folder 5
Bay Toaster 1: San Francisco networkers meeting, 1993
Box 5, folder 6
20th Annual Asilomar Microcomputer Workshop, 1994
Box 5, folder 7
National Conference on Computing and Values, 1991
Box 5, folder 8
Third National Computer Ethics Conference, 1994 April 28-29
Box 5, folder 9
4th International World Wide Web Conference, 1995 Dec 11-14
Box 5, folder 10
4th International World Wide Web Conference supplemental materials, 1995
Box 5, folder 11
Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, 1994 June 9-11, program
Box 5, folder 12
Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, 1997 Sept 19-21, program
Box 5, folder 13
Celebration of Women in Computing, 1997, conference proceedings
Box 5, folder 14
Women in Science: a Selection of 16 Significant Contributors. San Diego Supercomputer Center, 1997
Series 4. Audio-Visual Media
Scope and Contents
7 audiocassettes and 5 volume sets containing 71 cassettes; 12 digital audio tapes, 12 compact discs; and 30 VHS video tapes.
Sub-Series 4.1. Audio recordings
1991-1993
Physical Description: 1.25 Linear Feet (90 audio recordings on 7 compact discs, 12 digital audio tapes, and 71 audio cassettes in 6 small boxes housed inside 1
record carton.)
Scope and Contents
Conference audio recordings mostly of the Computers, Freedom, and Privacy; and recordings of the Freedom, Privacy, and Technology
(FPT) Special Interest Group (SIG).
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 1
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 2
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 3
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 4
FPT SIG 1991 Dec
Scope and Contents
Label: John Perry Barlow
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 5
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 6
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 7
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 8
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 9
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 10
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 11
SC Meeting #1 1992 June 4 (CFP 1993)
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 12
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 13
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 14
FPT SIG 1991 July Part II
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 15
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 16
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 17
Austin Fitts, Speech and Presentation Neighborhood Networks Conference, Boston, 1996 Aug 1
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 18
Telecommunications Opportunity of the 90s, undated
Box 6, Box 6a, audiocassette 19
Box 6, Box 6a, compact_disc 1-7
The Privacy Project, 1991
Box 6, Box 6b, audiocassette 20-34
First Conference on Computers, Freedom, & Privacy, 1991 March 26-28
Box 6, Box 6c, audiocassette 35-46
Third Conference on Computers, Freedom, & Privacy, 1993 March 9-12
Box 6, Box 6d, audiocassette 47-58
Third Conference on Computers, Freedom, & Privacy, 1993 March 9-12
Box 6, Box 6e, audiocassette 59-68
Third Conference on Computers, Freedom & Privacy, 1993 March 9-12
Box 6, Box 6f, audiocassette 69-83
Internet Strategies for Utility Companies, 1996 March 26-27
Separated Materials
Audio cassette that was separated from folder containing same content in Box 4.
Sub-Series 4.2. Video recordings
1991-1992
Physical Description: 1.45 Linear Feet (32 VHS video cassettes stored inside 1 record carton and 1 half-manuscript box)
Scope and Contents
The series primarily includes video-recorded presentations given at the First Conference in 1991 ("CFP") and in 1992 ("CFP
Two").
Box 7, videotape 1
CFP (1): The Constitution in the Information Age
Box 7, videotape 2
CFP (2): Trends in Computers & Networks
Box 7, videotape 3
CFP (3): International Perspectives & Impacts
Box 7, videotape 4
CFP (4): Personal Information & Privacy 1
Box 7, videotape 5
CFP (5): Personal Information & Privacy 2
Box 7, videotape 6
CFP (6): Network Environments of the Future
Box 7, videotape 7
CFP (7): Law Enforcement Practices & Problems
Box 7, videotape 8
CFP (8): Law Enforcement& Civil Liberties
Box 7, videotape 9
CFP (9): Legislation & Regulation
Box 7, videotape 10
CFP (10): Computer-Based Surveillance of Individuals
Box 7, videotape 11
CFP (11): Security Capabilities, Privacy & Integrity
Box 7, videotape 12
CFP (12): Electronic Speech, Press & Assembly
Box 7, videotape 13
CFP (13): Access to Government Information
Box 7, videotape 14
CFP (14): Ethics & Education
Box 7, videotape 15
CFP (15): Where do we go from Here?
Box 7, videotape 16
CFP Two (1): Freedom in Cyberspace: New Wine in Old Flasks
Box 7, videotape 17
CFP Two (2): Who Logs On?
Box 7, videotape 18
CFP Two (3): Ethics, Morality & Criminality
Box 7, videotape 19
CFP Two (4): For Sale: Government Information
Box 7, videotape 20
CFP Two (5): Free Speech and the Public Telephone Network
Box 7, videotape 21
CFP Two (6): DNA Databases: Forensic Use vs. Potential for Privacy Abuse
Box 7, videotape 22
CFP Two (7): Private Collection of Personal Information
Box 8, videotape 23
CFP Two (8): Privacy & Intellectual Freedom in the Digital Library
Box 8, videotape 24
CFP Two (9): Computers in the Workplace: Employer Surveillance vs. Employee Right to Privacy
Box 8, videotape 25
CFP Two (10): Who Holds the Keys? Cryptography & Control: National Security vs. Personal Privacy
Box 8, videotape 26
CFP Two (11): Public Policy for the 21st Century
Box 8, videotape 27
CFP Two (12): Bruce Sterling: Speaking for the Unspeakable
Box 8, videotape 28
The Psychological Subversion of Information Systems, V3.0, 1991 Sept 18
Box 8, videotape 29
Community Computing: If it plays in Peoria..., undated
Box 8, videotape 30
Unauthorized Access, a film by Annaliza Savage, undated
Box 8, videotape 31
Video F/X by Digital F/X: A Studio on your Desktop, 1991
Box 8, videotape 32
The Power of Apple Desktop Media, undated
