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The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy
Daniel Solove and I have recently posted a draft of our new article, The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy. One of the great ironies about information priv…
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28 Female Thinkers You Should Know, Even If Wired Magazine Doesn't
"Director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, previously of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Granick, a former defense a…
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Stanford's Center for Internet and Society Receives National Science Foundation Funding for Online Privacy Research
Cross-posted from Stanford Law School STANFORD, Calif., August 20, 2013—Stanford Law School today announced that researchers at its Center for Internet and Soc…
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What Does It Really Matter If Companies Are Tracking Us Online?
"A new paper by professor Ryan Calo at the University of Washington goes the furthest I have seen in elucidating the potential harms of digital-ad targetin…
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Can a loving homage to Disney be a crime? Copyright law says maybe
"That McFarland teen Heather Traska has loved Disney for years sparkles in every frame of her videos, popular mash-ups of "Tangled," "The Li…
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Hacking: Implications For Our Privacy & Security
"At recent hacking conventions in Las Vegas, cybersecurity experts revealed how easy it is to hack everything from cars to pacemakers. " * Date Publ…
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Explanation Yet For Why Everyone Should Be Fuming At The NSA
"Two civil rights lawyers, Jennifer Granick and Christopher Sprigman, wrote a post in Forbes that lays out a description of NSA domestic spying, it's i…
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The Hands in the Cookie Jar
"In an interview for this piece, the CCH’s new director, Aleecia McDonald, responded unequivocally, “The Cookie Clearinghouse approach does not block ads.”…
The FTC and the New Common Law of Privacy
Also available for download from SSRN. Daniel J. Solove George Washington University Law School Woodrow Hartzog Samford University - Cumberland School of Law;…
NSA, DEA, IRS Lie About Fact That Americans Are Routinely Spied On By Our Government: Time For A Special Prosecutor
Cross-posted from Forbes. It seems that every day brings a new revelation about the scope of the NSA’s heretofore secret warrantless mass surveillance programs…
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CIS Affiliate Scholars Win Best Paper Award at 2013 PLSC
CIS affiliates Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog won the two best paper awards at the 2013 Privacy Law Scholars Conference. Ryan Calo for his paper “Digital Market…
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Snowden's actions will change the Internet forever
"As Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, put it recently: “America invented the Inte…