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My Dinner with General Alexander
On July 30, 2013, I had the pleasure of having dinner with General Keith Alexander, Director of the National Security Agency. Just a few weeks earlier, NYU Law…
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Do Helmet Cams Invade Privacy?
"For Calo, whose work looks at online tracking for ad sales, the questions come down to consumer protection: How can we ensure that low-information consume…
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Data mining or creepy snooping?
"Plus Professor Ryan Calo from the University of Washington tells us it's not so much about privacy and that instead we should worry about what profit-…
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NSA Phone Records Revive Debate Over Supreme Court Case
"JENNIFER GRANICK: Nothing in Smith versus Maryland authorizes mass surveillance, and the information that was collected in Smith versus Maryland is a much…
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Feds spending over $5.1M on facial recognition surveillance program
"Meanwhile, a privacy expert, Woodrow Hartzog, law professor at the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, echoed this sentiment and noted that fa…
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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…