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Broadcast Flag
CIS' Lauren Gelman and Stanford Law student Rob Courtney drafted and filed reply comments on the FCC's Broadcast Flag regulation on behalf of twenty-one…
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Elizabeth Rader (2004)
Monday February 15, 2004 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Beverly Hills Yogi Bikram Choudhury has registered copyr…
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Notes From Privacy Symposium
Harvard's Allan Friedman has sent along his notes from "Securing Privacy in the Internet Age." Check them out here.…
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Copyright Office Announces Recordkeeping Regs
Here's coverage in Wired about the long-awaited final recordkeeping requirements for webcasting.…
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Third Annual Workshop on Economics of Information Security - May 13-14, 2004
This workshop at the University of Minnesota asks "How much should we spend to secure our computer systems? Can we determine which investments will provide…
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NY Times: U.S. Threatens Action Against Online Gambling
The New York Times quotes Jennifer Granick in this article about the coming crackdown on Internet gambling.…
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SPIA: From Contractual Freedom to Strict Liability (and then to lunch)
Stanford Law School: Center For Internet and Society: Securing Privacy in the Internet Age (SPIA) [updated Sun 14 March 04 21:07 GMT-8 for clarity -GF] Sunday…
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Securing Privacy: Challenges for the Chief Privacy Officer
Defining the Legal Standard for Information Security Thomas Smedinghoff Wants to look at practical question surrounding security: what does the law require tha…
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Securing Privacy: Approaches to Reform
Michael Froomkin - National ID cards. The big question is what to store in them, what they give access to. Are they enemies of privacy. Would it be better that…
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Live from CIS Privacy Symposium: Session 1/Foundations
Margaret Jane Radin - Thanks to everybody that helped in the organization. Introduces Daniel Solove Daniel Solove - The new vulnerability:data security an per…
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Amended Complaint
Back by popular demand, here is the First Amended Complaint that is the subject of the pending Motion to Dismiss.…
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Kerry on Law School
Sen. Kerry speaks on how law school informed his political career. No major revelations, but he talks about how he applied the critical thinking lessons he lear…