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The Stanford Student Computer and Network Privacy Project

By Stanford Center for Internet and Society on August 13, 2002 at 2:13 AM

The Stanford Student Computer and Network Privacy ProjectThe Stanford Student Computer and Network Privacy Project is a product of the Stanford University course titled Information Technology in Society: Legal and Policy Perspectives taught by Dr. Barbara Simons. This seminar-format course analyzed the ethical, legal, policy, political, and technical components of intellectual property, privacy, security, and other technology related issues.

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