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Facebook reached a settlement in a case over the use of your pictures. The lawsuit focused on the social media site's use of profile pictures in advertisements without the users' permission. In this case, the ad was a sponsored story.
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Published at 11:27, Thursday, 15 March 2012
It has been a long time coming, but finally we have a big-name follow-up to Radio 1's Big Weekend last year.
After the visit of Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas, The Foo Fighters and all the other top pop and rock names last May, we were promised that Carlisle would build on the success and create a name as a destination for big music events.
We heard nothing, but obviously the Radio 1 event left its mark.
It seems that the city is now on the map for mega bands to consider playing.
Bands don't come much bigger than JLS and they are an amazing follow-up to last year's Big Weekend.
Tickets for the 20,000 capacity show next August at Bitts Park will sell out in record time.
We've proven we can put on a huge show, there's no reason why we can't do it again.
Apart from the fun factor, these events provide work and vital extra income for the local economy.
While The Sands Centre has hosted Chase & Status, The Saturdays and Pixie Lott in recent times, Carlisle needs to attract both bigger and slightly lesser names to play regularly in the city, just as Newcastle, Leicester and even Preston do.
Elsewhere, quiet meetings have been taking place, plans have been planned and negotiations have been made to set up a week-long music festival in the city.
Carlisle Music City festival takes place this June at venues across the city.
One of the CMC aims is to eventually attract the calibre of chart stars the city enjoyed at Radio 1's Big Weekend.
It's unlikely that any of the acts will measure up to the global profile of JLS, Gaga or Foo Fighters, given the size of venues involved, but as Cumbria's music scene sees festivals continue to mushroom across the county (this year sees the start of Nuts In May near Workington and Stepping Stones near Brampton) the old city can't afford to be overlooked.
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Taylor Swift Releases Her Anti-Bullying Music Video 'Mean'
A series of vignettes, showcasing the different shapes and sizes in which bullies come, are weaved throughout the tune, and leave the persecuted party with the uplifting knowledge that their tormentor is just mean.
Whether you're a classic damsel in distress (portrayed by Taylor herself), shunned ballerina, hardworking Chippy Cheddar's sign girl or high school football team dropout, you can overcome those who are determined to keep you down.
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- Friday 20 MayBy marinaHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
have you figured out she dosent care what you think of her and by the way your a moron.
- Friday 20 MayBy Walt Thorn
You are exactly her point. You're a sad person.
- Tuesday 10 MayBy angeljes70
yeah i am sure she could relate to being bullied!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!the most bullied experience she has and had was people telling her the truth!!! Like she sucks!!! And is far from a country singer....
- Wednesday 11 MayBy BatleyHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
That's a great song Taylor, I like it very much. And you did a great job. Hopefully all the mean people in the world get the message.
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If the music biz hadn't exploded into a million tiny fragments, Taylor Swift would be the Buddy Holly of the twenty-teens. You go Taylor!
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I love Taylor, thanks Taylors parents....she seems to be doing it right!
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If they push and hold the power button everything shuts down.
The proper approach to this is Training.
I only know how to prevent other users from turning of the computer at all.
if you have Windows 7 (or probably Vista, maybe XP) in a flavor that has the Local Security Policy Editor (W7 and Vista - Ultimate, Enterprise, Pro. XP - Pro)
open 'Local Security Policy' (in Administrative tools, either in control panel or in start menu)
under 'Local Policies':
under 'User Right Assignment', change 'Shut down the system', by adding/removing users/user groups that you want to be able to shut down the computer.
under 'Security Options', change 'Shutdown: Allow system to be shut down without having to log on' change to enabled.


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text: Date : 06/06/2008 Serving the Genealogical and Historical Research Communities: An Overview of Records Access and Data Privacy Issues Wayne J. Metcalfe Melvin P. Thatcher Genealogical Society of Utah/FamilySearch Salt Lake City, USA Meeting: 117 Genealogy and Local History with FAIFE Simultaneous Interpretation: English-French and French-English only WORLD LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CONGRESS: 74TH IFLA GENERAL CONFERENCE AND COUNCIL 10-14 August 2008, Québec, Canada http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla74/index.htm Abstract This brief presentation examines the issues that archives, libraries, and other information service providers face in providing access to records to the genealogical and historical research community while meeting the requirements of protecting personal data of living individuals. In order to stimulate discussion, many questions are raised but not answered. These include the all important question of whether data protection, which is intended to protect the privacy rights of living individuals, should be extended to the personal data of deceased persons. Finally, some suggestions are made about how to deal with proposed data protection directives and/or legislation. Library services and patron research needs Let us provide a setting for this discussion of records access and data privacy issues by briefly introducing the library services and patron research needs at our institution. "FamilySearch," another name for the Genealogical Society of Utah, is a non-profit institution, registered in the State of Utah (USA). We serve the general public through our main library, which is known as he Family History Library, in Salt Lake City, Utah, more than 4,000 family history centers, or branch libraries, in 88 countries, and our free website www.familysearch.org. Our mission is to preserve and provide access to historical information that can be used to reconstruct ancestral and related families and to compile genealogies or family histories. Of course, much of this information is primary source material for research in a variety of other topics such as historical demography, family reconstitution, social history, 1 migration and immigration, linguistics and dialectology, and anthropology and ethnography, to name a few. We work in collaboration with archives, libraries, and museums, government departments and agencies, research institutions, churches, and private owners around the world to preserve and make available their valuable holdings to researchers in microform and digital formats. Access is made easier by organizing records through detailed cataloging and creating indexes to their contents. The general public is provided access through our library system and website and through the reading rooms and websites of our partner institutions and affiliated entities. Our primary users are individuals whose ancestors and kindred dead appear in the records that are made accessible. We encourage our users to share the results of their research through our website and online databases. As is evident in the foregoing, a genealogical library or collection serves the genealogical and historical research communities by facilitating access to the original source documents and associated indexes that are needed to uniquely identify individuals, whether living or dead, and to accurately place them within the context of their families and ancestral lineages. Sharing information is part of the collaborative research process the enables the researcher to be successful and others to enjoy the results. This brief presentation examines the issues that archives, libraries, and other information service providers face in providing access to records to the genealogical and historical research community while meeting the requirements of protecting the personal data of living individuals. Due to time constraints this topic can be treated only in a cursory way. Since our collections contain information about both living and dead persons, attention is first given to protection for personal data of living individuals and its implications for genealogical and historical information services. For the sake of discussion, many questions are raised but not answered. These include the all important question of whether data protection, which is intended to protect the privacy rights of living individuals, should be extended to the personal data of deceased persons. Finally, some suggestions are made about how to deal with proposed data protection directives and/or legislation. Access to records and protection of personal data Tension between the public's right to access information and the individual's right to privacy of personal information presents significant challenges to genealogists and family and local historians and to the libraries, archives, and other institutions that serve them. The right of citizens to access the records of government bodies that show their workings and decision-making processes is regarded as fundamental to the creation and maintenance of democracy.1 Many of these records contain information that 1 For some examples, see Fred Gate quote in Cary E. Clayton, "The Public's Record: Open Access vs. Personal Privacy," 2, 1 May 2008 < http:www.it.ojp.gov/initiatives/files/the_publics_record.pdf >; Gerald Benjamin, "Public Records and Contempt for Democracy," 7 April 2008, 15 May 2008 2 uniquely identifies members of the community.2 Government, of course, is not the only collector of personal data. For profit companies and not-for-profit institutions such as churches and voluntary associations are also busy creating and collecting personal information about customers and members. The easy and universal access provided by automated electronic databases and digital images on new media and through the Internet,3 as well as use of these kinds of data to harm identifiable individuals through persecution, discrimination, and identity theft, for examples, has given rise in recent decades to legislative and administrative measures to protect the individual's right to privacy of personal data in government and in private records.4 The data in question are referred to variously as "personal data" (European Union), "personal information" (Canada) and "personally identifiable data" (United States). The European Union's directive on data protection defines "personal data" as: . . . any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person ('data subject'); and identifiable individual is one who is identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identification number or to one or more factors specific to his physical, physiological, mental, economic, cultural or social identity ; . . .5 <http://greaterny.blogspot.com/2008/04/public-records-and-contempt-for.html; and Robert Smolla, "The People's Right to Know: Transparency in Government Institutions," 15 May 2008 <http://usinfo.state.gov/products/pubs/democracy/dmpaper10.htm>. 2 Robert Gellman, "Public records: Access, Privacy, and Public Policy," 21 April 1995, 15 May 2008 <http://www.cdt.org/privacy/pubrecs/pubrec.html >. Note the author's narrow definition of public records as ". . . any information maintained by law, regulation, or practice, by or in behalf of a unit of federal, state, or local government that contains information that can be linked to a specific individual." Most of the public records that he lists are useful for genealogical research, yet he does not touch on this subject as being among their uses. In what is otherwise an excellent and thoughtful study, this oversight is typical of deliberations on data privacy and protection. Note also the absence of genealogy and history in the Individual Reference Services Group list of major uses of public records in Clayton, 4-5. 3 The concern is succinctly stated by Yasushi Umehara, "Historical records kept in public archives, which are not normally viewed unless there is an interest at stake or a reason that would necessitate action, are in a state of 'practical obscurity.' However, in today's highly networked society courtesy of the Internet, information concerning the past has become easily accessible by anyone, anytime, creating a critical situation in terms of privacy protection;" see his "Protection of Personal Information and Information Disclosures in Public Archives in Japan," a paper presented at the 15th International Conference on Archives, 2004, 15 May 2008 <http://www.wien2004.ica.org/fo/speakers.php?ctNvi=48&ctNv1=48&ctNv2=&IdSpk=485&AlpkSpk=&p =&SpkV=2>. 4 For an example of the extension of data protection to the private sector, see Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (13 April 2000), Part 1: Protection of Personal Information in the Private Sector, 15 May 2008 <http://www2.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?pub=bill&doc=C- 6&parl=36&ses=2&language=E&File=19#1.> This law (hereafter referred to as "PIPEDA") applies to commercial activity including professional genealogical research but not to individuals engaged in private, non-commercial research; see Margaret Ann Wilkinson, "Legal Matters Related to Genealogy Part 1: Privacy and Personal Data Protection for Genealogy," Families (February 2007):46.1:19. . 5 Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, Official Journal of the European Communities (23 October 1995): 1.281/38 (hereafter referred to as "Directive 95/46/EC"). 3 In Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, "'personal information' means information about an identifiable individual, . . ."6 In the United States "personally identifiable information" is generally understood to refer to data that can be used to identify an individual uniquely, such as social security number, birth date and place, mother's maiden name, address, etc. In principle, data protection directives and laws are designed to protect personal data provided by the data subject himself or herself. Yet, as shall be discussed below, extension of personal data protection for living individuals to deceased persons is being considered or practiced in some countries. If this development were to gain currency internationally, the implications for genealogical and historical research could be devastating. A Chinese gentleman once observed that biography, genealogy, and local history were three legs of the same stool.7 From the biographical details of the lives of living and deceased persons, individuals can be grouped into families and linked from generation to generation into pedigrees. The activities of individuals and their families, and, in many countries, their lineages over time are at the core of the history of the localities where they resided. Genealogy could not be done without access to personal data. Local history would be disemboweled without personal data. Information service providers need to come together and work closely with administrators and legislators to ensure the protection of the right of the public to access records and information for these legitimate research purposes. European Union Directive 95/46/EC The European Union (EU) has been leading the way on data protection for "natural persons," who, judging from the contents of Directive 95/46/EC," must be living. This interpretation is stated explicitly by The National Archives of the United Kingdom in its guidelines to archivists on the implementation of the UK's Data Protection Act 1998.8 An annual report of the data protection commissioner of Ireland states, "The key principle of data protection is that living people should be able to control how personal information is used or at the very least to know how others use that information."9 Data protection statements posted on websites of family and local history societies in the UK 6 Op. cit., note 3. 7 Comment made by the late Mr. Li Shixian in conversation with Melvin P. Thatcher in the later 1970's. 8 Public Record Office, Data Protection Act 1998 – A Guide for Records Managers and Archivists, 2000: 3, 15 May 2008 <http:// www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documents/dpguide.pdf>. 9 Fourteenth Annual Report of the Data Protection Commissioner presented to each house of the Oireachtas presented pursuant to section 14 of the Data Protection Act, 1988 (2002), 52, 15 May 2008 <http://www.dataprotection.ie/documents/annualreports/annual_report_2002.pdf 4 and elsewhere speak only of protecting personal data provided by individuals who register or must provide such information for transaction purposes.10 To facilitate the flow of personal data within the internal market of the EU for commercial purposes while protecting the right of the individual to a private life, the Directive 95/46/EC does the following: • stipulates the obligations of the data controller in processing (i.e., collecting, organizing, updating, correcting, storing, displaying, etc.) personal data;11 • requires the data subject's "unambiguous consent" to legitimize these activities;12 • details various notifications that must be given to the data subject concerning the processing of his/her personal data, whether collected directly from the data subject or acquired via another party;13 • specifies the data subject's rights to personal data including access, rectification, erasure, and blocking and notifying recipients of any changes.14 The processing of certain types of personal data is prohibited, namely "racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade-union membership, and . . . health or sex life."15 Exemptions from these requirements are permitted only in order to reconcile the right of privacy and of the freedom of expression for journalistic and artistic purposes.16 Long term retention and use of personal data for historical, statistical, and scientific research purposes are not considered to be incompatible with the original purpose(s) for collecting personal data provided that the state has adequate safeguards in place.17 The directive applies to automated personal data and to manually processed data in a filing system or that are intended to be included in a filing system which is organized based on criteria that facilitate identification of the data subject. It also applies to the processing of personal data by all data controllers except "by a natural person in the 10 For some examples see: Federation of Family History Societies, "Privacy Statement," 4 June 2006, 15 May 2008 <http://www.familyhistoryonline.net/general/privacy.shtml>, The Cobbold Family History Trust, "Data Protection Act 1998 and Privacy," <http://www.cobboldfht.com/data-protection-act.html>, Huntingdonshire Local History Society, "Data Protection Act,"<http://www.huntslhs.org.uk/join.shtml>, Christchurch Local History Society, "Data Protection Act 1998," <http://www.communigate.co.uk/dorset/clhs/page22.phtml>. 11 Directive 95/46/EC 281/40 (II.I.6). 12 Directive 95/46/EC 281/40 (II.I.7.a). 13 Directive 95/46/EC 281/42-43 (II.IV). 14 Directive 95/46/EC 281/43 (II.V). 15 Directive 95/46/EC 281/40 (II.III.8.1). 16 Directive 95/46/EC 281/41 (II.III.9). 17 Directive 95/46/EC 281/40 (II.I.6.a and c). 5 course of a purely personal or household activity."18 This means that directive applies only to government and commercial processing of personal data. Implications for genealogical and historical information services How do the concepts and principles in this directive affect archives, libraries, and non-profit genealogy and local history societies? These institutions exist to collect, organize, store, and make information available for research. They, of course, gather personal data of staff members and many collect personal data directly from their patrons for administrative purposes. Data protection statements on their websites show that the obligation to protect these personal data is widely accepted.19 Their holdings, however, are comprised of records and publications which often contain personal data collected by a third party. Website data protection statements are silent on the processing of third party data. Personal data in many kinds of source documents acquired in original or secondary formats by archives, libraries, and societies are in an unorganized state and difficult for researchers to use. The materials are inventoried or cataloged according to logical criteria that generally do not have anything to do with identifying a particular person. However, the need for easier access to individual level data is being addressed more and more by these institutions and/or their patrons, through the creation of name indexes. Do the results of name indexing bring the hitherto unorganized information in these source documents within the purview of data protection for living persons?20 Because the retention of personal data for historical, statistical, and scientific research is not deemed incompatible with the original purpose of collecting personal data by the data controller, the repository, or storage, function of libraries, archives, and societies appears to be on safe ground. Whereas libraries, archives, and societies may be exempted from some of the requirements of data protection directives and laws, they are, nevertheless, expected to observe the spirit of those requirements.21 Will they have the resources to redact or block personal data of living persons from images and hard copies of indexes and source documents?22 How useful will a population census schedule be with personally identifiable data and racial or ethnic origin redacted from it? Will they refuse to accept or give access to compiled genealogies because a genealogy connects the deceased with 18 Directive 95/46/EC 281/40 (I.III.1-2). 19 Op. cit, note 10. 20 The Society of Genealogists in the UK has pointed out this effect in "The Data Protection Act 1998 and Genealogists," 15 May 2008 <http://www.sog.org.uk/leaflets/dpa2.pdf>. Concern has also been raised by the Australasian Federation of Family History Organizations (Lesle Berry, memo to Office of the Federal Privacy Commissioner on "Response to Issues Paper," 22 December 2004). 21 See East of London Family History Society, "Membership Records and the Data Protection Act", 15 May 2008 <http://www.eolfhs.org.uk/members/eolmbr06.htm>. 22 As a consequence of the Data Protection Act 1998 only edited versions of electoral rolls may be provided to the public in the UK; see Blackburn and Darwen Council Information Gateway, 15 May 2008 <http://www.blackburn.gov.uk/server.php?show=ConWebDoc.2876&viewPage=2>. 6 their living descendants whose personal data are displayed in it? Will they simply stop giving access to all materials that contain personal data for living persons? Charging for access to records is becoming increasingly common, especially on the Internet. Due to budget reductions and changes in funding policies, some archives and libraries have to raise revenue through charging a fee for access to their holdings. Self-supporting genealogical and local historical societies are finding that charging for access to indexes and source documents via their websites is a convenient way of raising needed revenue. Cooperation with E-commerce companies provides an alternative for collecting revenue for access to records. What is the risk that exemptions granted for non-commercial processing of personal data will be lost through any of these kinds of activities and relationships? Should personal data of deceased persons be protected? Whereas data protection directives and laws concern the personal data of living persons, there are some who would extend protection to the personal data of deceased persons. For example, while ruling in favor of a patron's request for 1911 census data in 2006, the Information Commissioner of the United Kingdom offered his opinion that the obligation of maintaining the confidentiality of personal data in censuses extends to deceased persons. The notice states, "Although not a prerequisite for every breach of confidence, the Commissioner considers that it is both legitimate and necessary to consider both detriment to the confider of the 1911 census schedule, to others included in the schedule and to their surviving relatives."23 Concern for the impact of revealing personal data about deceased persons in records that include information on living (or surviving) relatives is a key driver of this line of thinking. In laying down guidelines for government agencies on the implementation of the national Privacy Act 1988, Australia's privacy commissioner has stated, "Although information about dead people is not technically considered personal information, Agencies are encouraged to respect the sensitivities of family members when using or disclosing it."24 Taking note of a fairly common practice in the country, the Australian 23 Information Commisioner's Office, "Freedom of Information Act 2000 (Section 50) Decision Notice, 11 December 2006: 9-11, 15 May 2008 <http://www.ico.gov.uk/upload/documents/decisionnotices/2006/101391_dn_rt_changes.pdf>. 24 Privacy Commissioner, Plain English Guidelines to Information Privacy Principles 4-7: Advice to agencies about storage and security of personal information, and access to and correction of personal information, February 1998: 3, 19 May 2008 <http://www.privacy.gov.au/publications/HRC_PRIVACY_PUBLICATION.pdf_file.p6_4_15.7.pdf>. 7 Law Reform Commission is recommending the addition of a section to the privacy law that would restrict records about a person for thirty years after his or her death.25 The underlying assumption of the National Archives Law of Japan is that records shall be open to the public. However, records that contain personal information are, nevertheless, subject to restrictions in archives. All records with personal information are restricted for thirty years from the time of creation. Older records may be withheld from public access at the discretion of the archivist when disclosure of "personal secrets" might "unfairly and adversely affect the person's rights and/or interests." Family relations and family origins are regarded as personal secrets. Whereas Japanese archives are exempt from the country's Personal Information and Protection Law, which applies to information about living individuals, the use of such information after a person dies is a matter of concern of archivists. In the words of a national archivist: There is normally "no privacy for the deceased," but considering the Japanese mentality, we need to be careful with these matters as the feeling of the bereaved families for the deceased (respect for, memory of, and honor of the deceased) may be violated. Also information on [the] family register, family relations and marital status, hereditary diseases and others may invade the privacy of the deceased as well as the descendants. This type of information needs to be protected for a longer period of time under the current situation. With respect to the family register, the archivist notes, ". . . there is currently no set time limit for access restriction. In Japan, the current status does not allow for the active contribution of archives to genealogical studies."26 The bottom line for protecting the personal data of a deceased person in these examples is to protect living descendants from embarrassment, discrimination, or decisions by third parties, such as a health insurance company, that would adversely affect them. This commonality must be kept in mind when assessing the purpose and impact of proposed data protection directives and legislation on library services and records access. Is there a set time limit on restricted access? A directive or law that would not set a time limit would impose an unreasonable and unacceptable restriction on the public's right to access information for genealogical and historical research. Dealing with proposed data protection directives and legislation Discovery of proposed directives and legislation in time to do something about addressing them is critical. Whereas successful efforts were made recently to rescue the 25 Discussion Paper 72, Review of Australian Privacy Law, September 2007: 231-33, 19 March 2008 <http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/other/alrc/publications/dp/72/10.pdf>. 26 Op. cit., note 3. 8 2006 Australian Census from destruction27 and to preserve access to the post-1901 Canadian censuses, a protracted struggle that lasted over eight years,28 discovery is not always timely. For example, publication of the California death index online on e- genealogy websites in 2002 evoked remedial legislation (SB 1614) which was not discovered by the genealogical community until a few days before it was up for vote in the State Assembly. This left very little time to organize effective community feedback to the sponsor of the proposed law.29 The Australian Law Reform Commission's proposed recommendation to restrict access to the records of deceased persons for thirty years did not catch the attention of the genealogy community until about a month before the comment period was closed in December 2007. Again, the timing was a bit late for organizing and coordinating community feedback.30 So developing ways and means for early discovery of proposed directives and legislation is an imperative for archives, libraries, and other information service providers.31 Care needs to be taken to analyze the language of proposed directives and legislation and assess its impact on access to records and information services. For example, are the personal data of only living persons targeted for protection? Is the information that would be protected by closure of your records already available from other public sources? How will your ability to provide information to researchers be impacted? What is the extent of materials in your collection that will be subject to restriction? How will your ability to acquire records in the future be affected? Based on the results of the assessment, a position and plan of action, if warranted, may be formulated by your institution. An informed decision will certainly be better for your researchers than indecision. A concerted effort must be made to get to know the proponents of restricted access to records and the information that they contain. What are their motives? What is 27 For documentation, see Australasian Federation of Family History Organizations, "Save the Census," 10 May 2007, 19 May 2008 <http://www.affho.org/projects/census.php>. 28 For more information visit Gordon A. Watts, "Biography and Links to Global Gazette Articles," 9 May 2008, 29 May 2008 <http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/authors/authgw.htm> and scroll down to "Post-1901 Census News (Canada) columns – links to articles posted 1999-2005." 29 The California Federation of Genealogical Societies first spoke up for the local genealogical community. A national appeal for moderation to the state Senate Appropriations Committee in the form of a "Joint Resolution and Petition from Federation of Genealogical Societies and the National Genealogical Society" was drafted at the last minute (19 May 2008 <(http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article/aspx?article=5777>) but not in enough time to make a positive impact, at least according to news reports which do not mention genealogists as among the parties whose needs carried weight in revisions of the proposed law. See also Kimberly Powell, "Freedom of Information vs. Right to Privacy: Genealogists Fight Back against Threatened Record Closures," 10 February 2003, 29 May 2008 <http://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa021003a.htm>. 30 Australasian Federation of Family History Organizations, Newsflash 26 (December 2007), 2. 31 The Public Records Access Monitoring Committee of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Society is an example of the type of early alert organization that is needed. Visit IAJGS Home Page, <http://www.iajgs.org/> and click "Latest Alerts" for a description of its mission and an example of its function. The Records Preservation and Access Committee, which is a joint committee of the Federation of Genealogical Societies and the National Genealogical Society in the United States, is another example of a legislative watchdog group interested in promoting and protecting records access; for a description of its mission and methods, see <http://www.ngsgenealogy.or/comrecords.cfm>. 9 the logic of their position? How broadly have the implications of their proposal been considered? Answers to questions such as these will enable the identification of common ground and isolate areas where educational work is needed. This will facilitate the development of a solid strategy for effecting changes. Assuming that action is warranted, a decision will have to be made to go it alone or as part of a coalition of interested parties. Potential coalition members can be found among providers and consumers of information. These include archives, libraries and museums, as well as genealogy and local history societies. E-commerce companies, newspaper associations, the insurance industry, and private investigators have also been able to get the attention of legislators in matters concerning access to records. Sometimes commercial interests carry more weight than those of information repositories and academic and amateur researchers. Conclusion Advocates of open records argue that the act of providing access harms no one; rather harm is caused by the abuse and misuse of information.32 Whereas the greater good of society is served by access to information, service providers do, nevertheless, need to be sensitive to the rights of privacy of living individuals. Policing use of the information is something for which the service provider, particularly in the case of libraries and archives, cannot be held responsible in any meaningful way. Ultimately, the sense of honor and the personal integrity of our patrons or users determine the uses to which the information is put. If the user can be identified, user privileges can be withdrawn and in extreme cases s/he can be held accountable in a court of law. With regard to access to records and data protection, information service providers need to work with proponents of data protection to ensure that directives and legislation preserve as much access as possible without compromising the privacy of living persons. What constitutes compromising is something that has to be defined by the values and mores of a given society. Within those parameters, information service providers must do their homework, get organized, and work pro-actively to provide access to records and information responsibly. The unlimited, perpetual extension of data protection to the personal data of deceased persons is to be avoided whenever possible. Perpetual data protection for the deceased would all but kill genealogical research and severely cripple historical research. The greater good of society in our respective countries would suffer. 32 See, for example, Armina Bradford Bepko, "Public Availability or Public Obscurity: The Debate over Public Access to Court Records on the Internet," New York Law School Review (2005) 49: 980, 1 May 2008 <http://www.nyls.edu/pdfs/vol49no3p967-992.pdf>. 10


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I am excited to announce that I will be having an introductory street photography workshop alongside Korean Street Photographer Josh White in Seoul, Korea January 7-January 8th! The workshop is being sponsored by Leica Camera Korea and will be an incredible opportunity to shoot the streets of Seoul, get your best work featured in the Illum Gallery, and attend a cocktail party at the Leica Store in Kangnam!
If you would like more info about the workshop, please read more below!
If you are an beginner or intermediate street photographer and want to conquer your fear of shooting in the streets or looking to improve your skills, this workshop is for you. Through this dynamic and hands-on 2-day workshop you will get to learn:
- How to get over the fear of shooting street photography
- How to shoot candid images without anybody noticing you
- How to tell a story with your photos
- The best technical settings to use in street photography
- The secret of converting your photos into beautiful black and whites
- How to react to people who get offended by street photography
- How to capture "The Decisive Moment"
- The laws of street photography
- What techniques for taking great street photographs
- The history of street photography
Workshop Overview
I am excited to announce that I will be teaching this workshop alongside Josh White, an acclaimed street photographer from Korea. The workshop will consist of presentations from both of us with insightful tips and techniques for shooting captivating street photographs. In addition, the workshop will be less lecture-based and more focused on group discussion and interaction.
During the workshop you will be able to showcase your street photography, and get helpful comments and critiques from fellow street photographers. Not only that, but you will meet other supportive and passionate street photographers that will continue to help you even after the workshop.
What differentiates this street photography workshop with other workshops is that it will cover practical tips and tricks of how to shoot on the streets. Therefore it is focused more on shooting and less on theory.
What we will cover
On both days you will have the opportunity to apply what you learn through an accompanied on-the-street photography assignment with myself and Josh White. After the outing, you will get your best images commented and critiqued by myself and the rest of the participants.
Not only will you learn how to shoot on the streets with more confidence, you will also learn how to choose your best work and post-process your images via Lightroom 3 and how to create beautiful black and white images with Silver Efex Pro.
Although street photography can be intimidating, this workshop will teach you the practical skills on how to become more courageous and bold. You will learn how to capture "the beauty in the mundane" through candid images of people in their ordinary environments. Street photography is a wonderful craft, and this workshop will be helpful for those who want to get their feet wet!
What you will get out of this workshop
After attending this workshop, many past participants have built their confidence shooting in the streets, learned how to get closer to people, can identify great street photography opportunities, and have kept in touch with one another. This is not just a street photography workshop. It is a chance to build a community of friends and passionate street photographers that will last far after the workshop is over.
Leica Camera Korea Sponsorship
Leica Camera Korea has graciously agreed to sponsor half of the workshop fee as well host the workshop. Not only will they provide the venue and meals, but they will also be hosting an exhibition of the best photographs from the workshop participants at the Illum gallery (Leica Store Chungmuro). Participants will also enjoy an exclusive cocktail party at the Leica store on the last night as well.
Saturday 7th Jan (9:30 am~6:30 pm)
At Ilum gallery (Leica Store Chungmuro)
9:30am-10:00am : Participants meet-up, greeting, breakfast
10:00am-12:30am : Introduction to street photography, getting close, techniques by Eric Kim
12:30am- 1:00pm : Lunch
1:00pm- 2:00pm : Presentation on composition by Josh White
KangNam area (eg. Garosu-gil, KangNam station)
2:30pm- 5:00pm : Shooting
Leica Store KangNam
5:30pm- 6:30pm : Group review
Sunday 8th Jan (9:30 am~6:30 pm)
At Illum gallary (Leica Store Chungmuro)
9:30am-10:00am : Breakfast
10:00am-12:30am : Presentation on editing/post-processing/showing best work
12:30am- 1:00pm : Lunch
1:00pm- 3:00pm : Presentation on shooting projects/themes/photoessays
At MyungDong (Or Namdaemun)
3:00pm- 6:00pm : Shooting
At Illum gallery (Leica Store Chungmuro)
6:30pm- 6:30pm : Group review
6:30pm- 7:00pm : Dinner, Cocktail party, and Exhibition
Behind-the-Scenes Video
Dates: Jan 7th-8th, 2012
Time: 9:30am-6pm (both days)
Workshop Fee: 500,000 Won – > 250,000 Won ($216 USD) (Leica CameraKorea will sponsor 250,00 Won). *Includes breakfast, lunch, and drinks for both days, and for exhibition and cocktail party.
Workshop cap: 20 participants
Location: ILLUM Gallery (which is on 2nd F of Leica Store, Chungmuro), 51-13, Chungmuro 2 Ga, JungGu, Seoul, Korea
Sponsor : Leica Camera Korea Ltd.
Contact : Leica Camera Korea Ltd., tel) 1661-0405 / +82) 70-7510-7461 (from overseas)
To register for the workshop, please email Jasmine Aum at email@example.com.
*You do not need a Leica camera to register!
Instructor Biographies
Eric Kim
Eric Kim is a street photographer from Los Angeles with a passion in interacting with his subjects, especially getting close to them. He has shot street photography all around the world including places such as Paris, Rome, Florence, Venice, Prague, London, Lebanon, Korea, Chicago, and San Francisco.
He has recently taught street photography workshops in Beirut, Switzerland, the UK, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago. He has also done collaborations with Leica, Magnum, as well as Invisible Photographer Asia.
You can see Eric's work on his website or check out his blog
Josh White
Josh White describes himself as a law student on extended vacation in Seoul. Throughout his journey in Korea, he is able to capture the fleeting moments of everyday lives of the inhabitants in a stark, realistic and profound way. An expert storyteller with his words and images, he carefully captures the decisive moments that occur in front of him. Josh is originally from Newfoundland, Canada.
You can see Josh's work on his website or check out his interview on the Leica Blog.
This post was made by Eric Kim. Look forward to seeing you all there! You can message me with any questions you may have!
9 thoughts on "Introductory Street Photography Workshop in Seoul, South Korea with Eric Kim (1/7-1/8) – In Association with Leica Camera Korea"
I never thought you would be one to sell out to this extent Josh. I can't say I categorically wouldn't sing a duet with a talentless hack whose fame was based purely upon marketing like Kim Kardashian if her manager asked, but I know I would feel dirty in doing so, and would question how much fame and money truly meant to me. I suppose you are doing likewise, and hope your web presence extends as a result of this (Seol-less) cross-marketing venture. Unsubscribed.
Hi Damen,
Well, needless to say I was a little shocked by your email. Selling out? Because I decided to teach a workshop where a company has signed on to put up half the tuition fee for people who are interested in and want to learn more about street photography makes me a sell out? About the money? Hardly. About making new friends, shooting with some new people, and growing as a photographer myself? More likely. It's of course completely your right to unsubscribe, though of course I'm sad you decided to. Im not sure I should feel the need to apologize for teaching a workshop. Maybe I should just sit around at home that weekend and look at my Lightroom library while eating noodles. Selling out, it's almost laughable. The guys in magnum sold out because they let their work be published in LFI I suppose too? Should I hide in my basement forever as well?
Merry Christmas dude,
What a great workshop! I would've liked to sign up but unfortunately, we're leaving for the Philippines that weekend.
Looking forward to seeing your post about it!-
Thanks Jo! Wish you could make it!
Hello Josh,
Glad you didn't let the post above get under your skin. I agree, you don't need to apologize. I respect that everyone is entitled to their opinion. . . . but. . . . As they say, "Opinions are like @_ _holes. Everybody's got one and everyone thinks everyone else's stinks." . . . My Opinion: Very Happy for you, Props to you brother ! Also, Thank you for offering to teach/inspire others from your skill/talent set. . . . . Not everyone likes to share.
I was pleasantly surprised to see you are throwing a workshop with E.Kim & Very happy Leica Camera Korea is backing you two on this. Very generous of Leica Camera Korea to also offer to pay 1/2 of each students workshop fee & host at their location. You have to give it up to those that deserve recognition and you do. If you did sit back and finger through a bunch of LR pics eating noodles on weekends I doubt you would have got this far. My meaning for far, people recognizing talent: Leica, WWW, Your Subscribers, etc. Im actually going back to Korea after not returning for over 20+ year, so if my schedule plans out for 1/7-1/8/2012 to be in Seoul, I will see you in person !
Hope you had a Merry Christmas in Korea & Happy New Year !
Thanks Frank!
Messages like yours make all the difference, mate, truly. The first message was certainly hard to stomach especially considering Eric is a friend (and I don't agree with Damen's assessment in the least). I suppose, to each his own. I try to do things with the purest of intentions. I love photography and and happy for any chance to meet new photographers and teach and/or learn from them. Always something to give and always something to learn.
As for whether or not you can make it, I certainly hope so! Would be a great chance to meet in person :) Especially considering you've been so long away. Speaking of which, what part of the world do you call home these days?
Anyway, hope to see you soon!
Hey Josh,
I couldn't agree with you more, spot on. In everything I do, I am a student, and when I can teach another that's willing to have an open ear/mind, I am strictly a messenger. Everything in life is "inspired" from another and inspiring others is a great joy to take part in life, imho.
I'll do my best to clear things up for your workshop the 1/7-1/8/2012. If not I hope I run into you guys working the streets of Seoul. I know this is going to be an awesome workshop for anyone that takes part.
Im from SoCal/DTLA, around the same area as Eric Kim. I've never met Eric Kim but he seems like he'd be a mellow guy, & for sure very passionate about street photography.
I've said this before, and probably wont stop saying this . . . . Your work = Inspirational !
Please keep us posted with the workshop as well as where you may be headed in the future.
Happy New Year Josh !
Hey Josh
It's been awhile since I've had the chance to check out your site but I've been looking at your post today and as always outstanding images. I would say its great to be able to attend this workshop or teach it. As photographers sharing information with each other and sharing images is all we have. We will always have room to grow and learn within photography so I'm sure you learned from this as well. So as for selling out I'm not sure how teaching and learning is selling out and I'm sure you and the people who attended gained from that experience. You have a talent Josh and to share no matter your gain is awesome. All the best and if your around Newfoundland for awhile I'd be interested in how you see it.
when you are going to orgnize next workshop?


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