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Stanford study says T-Mobile’s Binge On is illegal
"Just a day after announcing the expansion of its Binge On program, T-Mobile may need to consider rolling it back. According to a Stanford University study…
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Stanford Study: T-Mobile’s Binge On Is ‘Likely Illegal’
"In fact, they’re adding to it, announcing today that four new services are available through the program. At any rate, T-Mobile seems pretty committed to…
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The Anti-Cyberespionage Bill That Isn't, or Never Was?
It is extremely difficult these days to figure out exactly what problems the Defend Trade Secrets Act's (DTSA) sponsors are trying to solve. As an academic…
Operationalizing Cybersecurity Due Diligence: A Transatlantic Comparative Case Study
Although much work has been done on applying the law of warfare to cyber attacks, far less attention has been paid to defining a law of cyber peace applicable b…
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T-Mobile and the Fuss Over 'Free' Phone Streaming: What the Fight’s About
"The episode has also renewed attention to whether Binge On is permissible under the FCC net neutrality rules. But so far, even after the EFF controversy,…
T-Mobile Is Likely Violating Net Neutrality
Earlier this year, the Federal Communications Commission adopted a much-celebrated net neutrality order, which is now on appeal before a federal court. That dec…
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Net-Neutrality Proponents Warn of Loopholes
"“If this isn’t addressed…it will send the signal that this kind of behavior is OK, and I think that will encourage other [Internet-access providers] to st…
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Free Expression Gaps in the General Data Protection Regulation
This is one of a series of posts about the pending EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and its consequences for intermediaries and user speech online.…
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Net Neutrality Goes Back on Trial
"In his last ruling, Judge Tatel suggested the FCC could find better legal footing through Title II. “In the previous case, he provided a legal road map fo…
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Focus Turns to Judge in Latest Appeal of Net Neutrality Rules
"“Judge Tatel’s inclusion on the panel is probably good for net neutrality advocates,” said Marvin Ammori, a lawyer and net neutrality activist. “In the pr…
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Blaming cryptography (and Snowden) again.
Less than 2 days after the Daesh attacks in Paris, technology was, predictably, named as an accomplice -- if not an enabler -- of terrorism, crime, and other ne…
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Is T-Mobile's unlimited video streaming actually good for consumers?
""One of the key principles of the Internet is that it offers innovation without permission," said Barbara van Schewick, a law professor at Stanf…