Republicans Could Be Gambling Silicon Valley’s Support Over Net Neutrality
"“Republicans will want both tech and cable, and might have to choose between the two,” said Marvin Ammori, an attorney for the tech industry who backs net…
"“Republicans will want both tech and cable, and might have to choose between the two,” said Marvin Ammori, an attorney for the tech industry who backs net…
"Daniel Nazer, staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said the lawsuits have all the marks of “patent troll’’ litigation, involving an ent…
"The response Watson got is a little too common, says Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland who has studied online harassment. Ci…
The director of civil liberties for the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School discusses net neutrality, privacy and the NSA.…
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…
"The Federal Communications Commission is faced with a crucial decision on open access to the Internet. A survey shows 80 percent of Americans want the FCC…
Cross-posted from Just Security. Margo Schlanger has written a great article forthcoming in the Harvard National Security Journal about intelligence legalism,…
"Marvin Ammori, an attorney who advises startups and Web companies in favor of net neutrality, called that argument “nonsense.” Mr. Ammori said the FCC ca…
""It wasn't clear to me that Tom Wheeler was indicating in one way or another if he would support the president," attorney Marvin Ammori said…
"At its most basic legal definition, “cyber-stalking is a repeated course of conduct that’s aimed at a person designed to cause emotional distress and fear…
Panel 2 of today's PCLOB public hearing explored privacy interests within a counterterrorism context with an emphasis on what impact technology has upon it.…
Today I am attending the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board hearing on "Defining Privacy" here in Washington, DC. Four sessions are planned…