Today, 126 academics from Europe and around the world published an open letter to European telecom regulators urging them to protect the open Internet in Europe…
This is Part III of an international criminal justice round-up covering ten of the top developments in the field this spring and summer. Part I is here and cove…
"The courtroom, however, is different from the court of public opinion, said Bryant Walker Smith, an assistant professor of law and engineering at the Univ…
"Danielle Citron, a University of Maryland law professor and author of a book "Hate Crimes in Cyberspace," called the incident "a learning m…
"Omer Tene, vice president of research and education at the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) noted that European countries such as…
As the phenomenon known as Pokémon Go has rapidly established itself as the latest distraction (or obsession) for the growing numbers of people with GPS-enabled…
"Riana Pfefferkorn, the cryptography fellow at Stanford’s Center for Internet and Society, told BuzzFeed News that it’s become standard for both parties to…
This is Part II of an International Justice Day Top-10 Round Up. Part I—which discussed the recent judgment against Hissène Habré in the Extraordinary African…
"“It is crucially important for the international community to establish a norm that prohibits delegating the authority to take human lives to machines,” P…
"Richard Salgado, a legal director at Google, said in a Monday blog post announcing the new report that the disclosure information, which ranges back to 20…
"That trend is likely to continue, said Annemarie Bridy, a University of Idaho law professor and expert in intellectual property and technology law. "…
"“If you simply want an exemption, if you want to get around a law of general application, then show the government why that is justified," Smith said…