Ryan Calo - Hearsay Culture Show #129 - KZSU-FM
A talk show on KZSU-FM, Stanford, 90.1 FM, hosted by Center for Internet & Society Resident Fellow David S. Levine. The show includes guests and focuses on…
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The Problems Of Web Surveillance: Some Context For My Quote In The New York Times
UPDATE: The New York Times published most of the rest of my comments on Bits Blog. Thanks! I was quoted in a cover story in today's New York Times as sayi…
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Technology and Divorce Mediation
I met with my good friend John Ford last week for lunch, and he introduced me to his business partner David Stein. The two of them have set up a new dispute re…
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Back to the CIS Blog
After a long hiatus, I now plan to return to regularly blogging on this site. To see what I have been up to the past nine months, visit the Peter Jennings Proje…
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The Aftermath of Wikileaks
The U.K.’s freedom of information commissioner, Christopher Graham, recently told The Guardian that the WikiLeaks disclosures irreversibly altered the relations…
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New Law Confronts Cyberbullying
Lecturer Ryan Calo is mentioned in the following article about a new California Senate bill addressing cyberbullying via social networking websites. The Stanfor…
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Sony v. Tenenbaum: Amicus Brief Urges Due Process Review of Copyright Damages Awards
On Monday we filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation in the Sony v. Tenenbaum case, pending in in the First Circuit Court of Appea…
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Wikileaks As Security Breach
Affiliate scholar Marvin Ammori offers eight good reasons why the United States should not prosecute Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. I mostly agree with Ammo…
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The FCC’s Open Internet Rules – Stronger than You Think
The original post can be found on the netarchitecture.org website. Since the FCC adopted rules to protect an open Internet on Tuesday, many have asked whether…
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Why the U.S. Shouldn’t Prosecute Assange–For the U.S.'s Sake, Not His
I decided to write up some thoughts on Wikileaks. Many of our nation’s landmark free speech decisions are not about heroes–several are about flag-burners, r…
Sony v. Tenenbaum - Amicus Brief
We filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Electronic Frontier Foundation asking the First Circuit to affirm the district court’s reduced damages award in Sony v…
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Sony v. Tenenbaum
Joel Tenenbaum was a college student sued by a group of major record labels in its litigation campaign against file-sharers. Tenenbaum was found liable for inf…