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CyberSecurity Audio

Audio clips from our CyberSecurity, Research, and Disclosure conference are now online in RealAudio format. You can find them here.…

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my project

Let me tell you about my project.  I am writing my doctoral dissertation on how the copyright regime in the digital age should be like (well, a very popular top…

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grokster argued

Thanks to Wendy Seltzer, I was able to listen to an MP3 of the MGM v. Grokster argument, (CIS is a co-counsel to Grokster).   I would have loved to go in person…

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aims and hopes

Let me tell you the aim and hopes of starting this blog. Part of the reason why I started this blog is because my advisor, Larry Lessig, encouraged me to do so…

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McDanel Decision

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling reversing and remanding the lower court's convinction.…

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Again: Search Engines

The comment by Juergen makes a good point. It is not just about having a critical public. We also have to institutionalize values of public interest in the oper…

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More Times Coverage

This article over at the New York Times reports on a study about Diebold's voting system vulnerabilities.…

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Starting my blog!

I'm excited that I'm starting my own blog here at CIS! Hope I can provide some interesting news, comments and thoughts, mainly stuff that's somewha…

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Article 29 Report

Article 29 Data Protection Working Party, Working Document on Trusted Computing Platforms and in particular on the work done by the Trusted Computing Group (TCG…

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Article 29 Working Party Report

The Article 29 Data Protection Working Party, which is an independent European advisory body on data protection and privacy under the European Data Protection D…

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The new social networking?

OK, so we all know Friendster, Orkut, Tribes, Sixdegrees, etc., etc. Enter Couch Surfing. For those not in the know (I had to look it up), couch surfing is wher…