Instagram made a Snapchat knockoff. Can they even do that?
""Ideas, before you actually put them to work, are very vulnerable to stealing," said University of California, Hastings law professor Ben Depoor…
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Sophistication Of Manchester Bomb Implies There Was Help
"“What is important to remember about video cameras is that they are not preventative measures, rather they are exceptionally useful – but for forensics an…
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Newly revived lawsuit could reveal secrets of NSA surveillance program
"Not only will it likely reveal more about the secret NSA surveillance program, but it could also potentially end such surveillance, explained Jennifer Gra…
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UW Resilience Lab hosts talk about cyber aggression’s toxic effects
"Speakers for the event were Ellen Taylor, associate vice president for Student Life, and Danielle Citron, professor of law at Maryland University and auth…
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EU data regulation will govern the UK despite Brexit
"“If companies start taking data management seriously, they will create a positive response loop that will enhance trust in the digital economy,” says Omer…
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First Amendment’s Outward Creep Makes It Harder to Hold Platforms Accountable
Today, the Stanford Law Review published my very first single-authored publication, “Expanding the Periphery and Threatening the Core: The Ascendant Libertarian…
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Government Hacking: Evidence and Vulnerability Disclosure in Court
On April 5, CIS and Mozilla hosted the final event in a series of discussions designed to identify and debate important policy issues related to the practice of…
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Insidious Twist on Terror Attack Victims: Teens and Young Girls with Mothers in Tow
"“It was particularly attention-grabbing,” said Brian Nussbaum, a professor at the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity a…
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A Campus Murder Tests Facebook Clicks as Evidence of Hate
""These are not questions the law has had to answer before," says Neil Richards, a professor of First Amendment and privacy law at Washington Uni…
Supreme Court Ends Texas’ Grip On Patent Cases
Today the Supreme Court issued a decision that will have a massive impact on patent troll litigation. In TC Heartland v. Kraft Foods, the court ruled that paten…
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Nvidia And Waymo Grab Early Lead In First Lap Of Self-Driving Car Race
"“Partnerships will be the key to successfully competing on automated driving – and different companies, from automakers to suppliers to data providers to…
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Roaming Charges
"That leeway has drawn criticism from academics and civil-liberties advocates. Elizabeth Joh, a University of California, Davis, law professor, said the do…