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How to defeat Internet bullies
Effective solutions for ending – or even lessening – the abuse and online harassment that happens on the Web have been elusive to say least. But the cause did r…
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#blurred_boundaries
When Shaheen Shariff asked a group of under-18-year-olds whether a teenage girl has the right to object to her boyfriend sharing a nude photo of her with his fr…
Why Bitcoin Matters (To Computer Scientists)
View the full video on YouTube. Talk by Arvind Narayanan at the University of Maryland. Based on a paper-in-progress by Arvind Narayanan and Joseph Bonneau A…
2015 Mitchell Lecture: Who Rules Big Data?
Who Rules Big Data? Law, Knowledge, and Power The Mitchell Lecture, “Who Rules Big Data? Law, Knowledge, and Power,” will explore that question, with special e…
People are freaking out about the Trans Pacific Partnership’s investor dispute settlement system. Why should you care?
The recent leak of a secret chapter of the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s Investor-State Dispute Settlement system (ISDS) is getting many people on both the left a…
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Quebec human rights commission denounces public misogyny
Shaheen Shariff, an associate professor at McGill University whose research focuses on legal issues related to cyber bullying, said the FHRITP phenomenon is par…
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Taking the Tech Track
"Jonathan Mayer, 28, will complete a dual J.D./computer science Ph.D. at Stanford in 2015 and believes the combination of academics and experience – which…
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Which Cyberthreat Information Sharing Proposal You Should Support? (Hint: None)
It’s the season for “cyberthreat” information sharing proposals. There’s the White House plan, announced in January. There’s the Cybersecurity Information Shari…
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Doe v. Cisco: The International Law Legal Issues
At issue in plaintiffs’ motion for reconsideration in Doe v. Cisco are a number of open questions being considered by courts across the nation in Alien Tort Sta…
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Innovating in the Networked Organization
"Perhaps even more significantly, one Stanford Law School professor has argued that part of the reason for the tremendous gains of the past two decades has…
CITP Luncheon Speaker Series: Peter Asaro – Regulating Robots: Developing Policy for Robots
CITP Luncheon Speaker Series: Peter Asaro – Regulating Robots: Challenges and Approaches to Developing Policy for Robots Robotics stands on the cusp of an ex…
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We know where you’ve been: Ars acquires 4.6M license plate scans from the cops
"“Where someone goes can reveal a great deal about how he chooses to live his life," Catherine Crump, a law professor at the University of California,…