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T-Mobile’s ‘Binge On’ Flouts Net Neutrality, Report Says
"A Stanford University law professor and leading scholar on net neutrality issues slammed T-Mobile in a report submitted Friday to the Federal Communicatio…
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New Study Shows T-Mobile’s Binge On might Violate Net Neutrality
"Since T-Mobile announced Binge On (allowing customers to stream video on select services without it using their data) back in November of last year, there…
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Stanford study says T-Mobile’s Binge On is illegal
"Just a day after announcing the expansion of its Binge On program, T-Mobile may need to consider rolling it back. According to a Stanford University study…
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Stanford Study: T-Mobile’s Binge On Is ‘Likely Illegal’
"In fact, they’re adding to it, announcing today that four new services are available through the program. At any rate, T-Mobile seems pretty committed to…
Apple may owe Ireland $19 billion, but Ireland doesn’t want the money. Here’s why.
Depending on the outcome of an official investigation, Apple may face a bill that is estimated at between $8 billion and $19 billion for underpaid taxes to the…
Julia Powles and Prof. Ellen Goodman - Hearsay Culture Show #248 - KZSU-FM
A talk show on KZSU-FM, Stanford, 90.1 FM, hosted by CIS Affiliate Scholar David S. Levine. The show includes guests and focuses on the intersection of technolo…
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Self-Driving Cars Would Need a Driver in California
"“California is the place that everyone’s watching and learning what to do and what not to do,” said Bryant Walker Smith, assistant professor at the Univer…
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Tech, auto companies join forces to thwart patent trolls
"Daniel Nazer, a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation who holds the delightfully titled Mark Cuban Chair to Eliminate Stupid Patents, had c…
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Self-Driving Cars Would Need a Driver in California
"“California is the place that everyone’s watching and learning what to do and what not to do,” said Bryant Walker Smith, assistant professor at the Univer…
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Data Privacy Day: Changes transform policy, perspective since last year
"Many of the most important developments have had a Eurocentric flavor to them. For instance, the European Court of Justice in October 2015 struck down the…
Opinion: Forget about Safe Harbor. Modernize global privacy law instead
There's a widening transatlantic divide regarding privacy rights that needs to be bridged – and soon. But instead of coming up with another version of the…
The new, worse ‘right to be forgotten’
The General Data Protection Regulation — a once-in-a-generation overhaul of Europe’s data protection laws — has landed, after a grueling four years of negotiat…