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Ian
(Gus) Hosein
European cybercrime
law and its implications for privacy
February 28, 2001
Bio
Ian (Gus) Hosein is the
Privacy Technology Officer at Zero-Knowledge Systems, Inc.
Ian (Gus) Hosein is a Tutorial Fellow and doctoral student at the London School
of Economics. For three years Gus has lectured to undergraduate and postgraduate
students on privacy, philosophy and politics of technology, regulation, cryptography
policy, networks, and the concept of the Information Society. In his spare
time he works with Privacy International, is a Policy Counsel for ZeroKnowledge
Systems, and is an Advisory Council member of the Foundation for Information
Policy Research. A Toronto native, he is a survivor of the University of Waterloo;
but now lives in England partly because of the prevalence of pubs.
The PowerPoint Presentation
Gus Hosein's presentation is now online!
Other useful links
The
Birth and Rise of International Conventions on Cybercrime, the Five-Act Tragi-Comedie
A text by Gus Hosein -- February 6 2001
Or download the pdf version
A
draft commentary on the Council of Europe Cybercrime Convention (pdf file)
October 2000
by David Banisar and Gus Hosein