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"Julie Ahrens, director of copyright and fair use for Stanford University’s Center for Internet and Society, thinks GoldieBlox did the right thing by stick…
“This is exactly what fair use gives you the right to do,” said Julie Ahrens, the director of copyright and fair use at Stanford Law School's Center for the…
Cross-posted from the Privacy Association.
Imagine the NSA, European Parliament, Tor and Vodafone having a civilized conversation about privacy. Considering th…
Cross-posted from Al Jazeera America.
On Nov. 14, a New York federal court judge ruled to uphold Google’s ambitious project to scan and digitize millions of bo…
Cross-posted from InfoJustice.org.
"If you want to kill a trade agreement, or any effort to make new law or policy, keep it secret for an excessive amount…
Cross-posted from Open Law Lab.
I’ve just posted a project summary up for my team’s work at the FWD.us DREAMer Hackathon at the Program for Legal Tech & De…
Cross-posted from USA Today.
Outrageous and possibly illegal. That's what Google's executive chairman called the latest chapter in the NSA saga – news…
Cross-posted from USA Today.
Outrageous and possibly illegal. That's what Google's executive chairman called the latest chapter in the NSA saga – news…
Cross-posted from IAPP.
Privacy may actually be an anomaly,” said Vint Cerf, one of the architects of the Internet, at an FTC workshop on the Internet of Thing…
"‟Our hypothesis is that phone metadata reflects personal information, such as your location, age, gender, employment, relationships, and interests,” Mayer…
Cross-posted from Just Security.
Once again, the NSA has conducted illegal spying. New documents reveal the National Security Agency’s (NSA) systemic violation…