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San Diego Man Found Guilty In Revenge Porn Trial
""It's a breakthrough case," said University of Maryland law professor Danielle Citron, who has written extensively on revenge porn and the l…
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Uncovering Security Flaws in Digital Education Products for Schoolchildren
"“For many younger companies, the focus has been more on building the product out and less on guaranteeing a level of comprehensive privacy and security pr…
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FCC head: Hero or puppet?
"The decision came under quick fire from Web activists and, soon after, by 150 Internet companies including giants like Google and Netflix, who sent a lett…
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Surprise, surprise: There's a partisan divide in the net neutrality debate
"Barbara van Schewick and Morgan Weiland detailed the bill’s holes in The Stanford Law Review, ultimately calling it “network neutrality in name only.” “A…
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We Can Now Build Autonomous Killing Machines. And That’s a Very, Very Bad Idea
"Peter Asaro has spent the past few years lobbying the international community for a ban on killer robots as the founder of the International Committee for…
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Cyber-attacks rising in Utah, likely due to NSA facility
""Maybe these hackers are thinking: 'If we can attack state systems, we can get info that NSA isn't releasing," said Richard Forno, direc…
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How the Silk Road Trial Could Lead to a Dangerous Legal Precedent
"Before the verdict came in, I talked to Ryan E. Long, a lawyer affiliated with Stanford's Center on Internet and Society, about the potential impact o…
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Americans Okay with Police Drones, Worried About Private UAVs
"“Once upon a time, you had the rights to your property under the soil and to the sky,” Ryan Calo, a University of Washington law professor told the Atlant…
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Where Men and Dads Fit in the Work-Family Balance Equation
At an event at the Center for American Progress on Wednesday, the White House Press Secretary, Josh Earnest, discussed his own challenges as a new dad. He noted…
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How a Ragtag Band of Activists Won the Battle for Net Neutrality
It was completely hopeless.That's what Marvin Ammori, a net-neutrality advocate and consultant for tech companies, told Ari Shahdadi, the general counsel of…
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Why the US Government is Terrified of Hobbyist Drones
"Ryan Calo, a University of Washingtonlaw professor who studies robots and the law, traces the resistance to two sources. “One is a complaint about restric…
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It's Time To Overhaul The Credit Reporting Industry
"On the other hand, Neil M. Richards, a professor at the WashingtonUniversity School of Law believes that “mistakes are common because there is a lot of da…