AGENDA: Trust, Identity and Data Privacy: A Multistakeholder Approach

 
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Trust, Identity and Data Privacy — A Multi-Stakeholder Approach: Protecting consumers, news, brands and democracy

Wed./Thur. | April 24-25, 2019
Pew Research Center
1615 L Street NW, 8th Floor, Washington DC 20036

       

AGENDA (times, program subject to change) 

 

Wednesday, April 24, 2019 — Situation analysis

1:00 p.m. — Welcome

  • Fran Wills, CEO, Local Media Consortium
  • Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, Board Chair, Information Trust Governing Association


1:10 pm — Agenda and ground rules for discussion

  • Michelle De Mooy, privacy consultant


1:20 pm — Why are we here? Tasks and goals for today and tomorrow

 Facilitator: Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, ITEGA

  • Review and approve a privacy statement for adoption by publishers;
  • Discuss and approve plans for a tech stack including a federated single sign-on
     feature individual publishers can implement and an opt-in user data exchange;
  • Detail specific rules and processes for the governing nonprofit and for entities
     participating in the ecosystem (advertisers, publishers, etc).
  • Chart progress on Mozilla’s test of their global consent browser-plug in tool.

 

1:40 pm — Who is in the room?

  •         Facilitator: Michelle De Mooy, privacy consultant

 

2:00pm — Current research news on privacy and journalism  

  • Presenter: Lee Rainie, Director, Internet and Technology Research, Pew Research
     Center

2:30 pm — Why privacy and user control are core to realizing the potential of digital
 identity

  • Presenter: Magdi Amin, Investment Partner, Digital Identity Initiative, Omidyar Network

3:00 pm — DISCUSSION: Viewpoints on the data and regulatory landscape:
“Govern, litigate, regulate, legislate, coooperate — finding center on data privacy.”

  • Moderator: Chris Hendricks, President, Local Media Consortium
     Panelists:
  • Elizabeth Renieris, global privacy/policy counsel, HackyLawyer.com
  • David Chavern, President and Chief Executive Officer, News Media
     Alliance;
  • Joe McDonough, head of publisher relations, The Media Trust;

3:30 pm — Committee report out with group discussion/feedback

  • Privacy Committee, chaired by privacy consultant Michelle De Mooy

4:00 pm — Publisher and advertisers auditing and accreditation process

  • Presenter: Joe Hardin, Vice President of Product Leadership, Alliance for Audited
     Media

4:30 pm — The daily wrap: What we’ve learned | settling Thursday’s agenda

  • Facilitators: Fran Wills, LMC | Jo Ellen Kaiser, ITEGA

5:00 pm. — HAPPY HOUR

  • Join us from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.  for a happy hour immediately following the meeting at BarCodeDC, located next door to the Pew Research Center building.  (1101 17th Street NW  | Washington DC 20036 | Entrance on L Street)

 Thank you Local Media Consortium for sponsoring Happy Hour!

 

Thursday, April 25, 2019 — Action planning


8:30 am — Continental Breakfast    

    

9:00 am — Opening Remarks

  • Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, ITEGA

9:15 am — Committee report out with group discussion/feedback

  • End-User Consent Committee, chaired by Mozilla’s Don Marti and EFF’s Andres
     Arrieta

9:30 am — Committee report out with group discussion/feedback continued

  • Publisher Tech Stack Committee, chaired by former IAB Tech Lab Senior Director
     Brendan Riordan-Butterworth

9:45 pm — Committee report out with group discussion/feedback

  • Privacy Committee, chaired by privacy consultant Michelle De Mooy

10:50 am — Committee report out with group discussion/feedback continued

  • Governance Committee, chaired by ITEGA Executive Director Bill Densmore11:00 am — First task group/committee breakouts Room 2

11:00 am — First task group/committee breakouts

(two in room two two in room one

11:45 am — Main Room — Idea challenger: How real time bidding hurts consumers, monetizes bad sites
 and enables ad fraud

  • Presenter: Johnny Ryan, Chief Policy and Industry Relations Officer, Brave

12:15 pm — BOX LUNCH and discussions

  • Privacytown: How a news organization can become its community’s “privacy
     Protector.”
  • Sovrin’s Bill Donnelly: The value of an SSI approach for future
     ITEGA projects.


1:15 pm — Report from Mozilla’s test of their global consent browser-plug in tool

  • Presenter: Don Marti, Mozilla
     Users need help managing their privacy preferences across multiple web
     services. Mozilla is testing “Global Consent Manager” — a browser tool for
     that purpose. Learn about the test and the surprising initial data about
     engagement.

 

1:45 pm — BREAKOUTS: Committees meet to review group feedback and determine
 next steps

  • All participants are invited to choose one of four breakouts to contribute ideas, feedback and help to the privacy, end-user, publisher stack and governance task groups.

3:15 pm — Task group report outs

  • Privacy Task Group, chaired by privacy and data consultant Michelle de Mooy
  • End-User Consent Task Group, chaired by Mozilla’s Don Marti and EFF’s Andres
     Arrieta
  • Publisher Tech Stack Task Group, chaired by former IAB Tech Lab Senior Director
     Brendan Riordan-Butterworth
  • Governance Task Group, chaired by ITEGA Executive Director Bill Densmore


4:00 pm — Review and discussion of task group/committee work

  • Items for review: privacy statement, plans for tech stack, governance rules


4:15pm — Wrap up and next-step commitments

  • Fran Wills, Local Media Consortium CEO
  • Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, ITEGA Board Chair

4:30 pm — ADJOURN

 
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