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Granick to Speak on Wireless Networks
Jennifer Granick will be the featured speaker at a Stanford Networking Research Center Special Seminar on March 18th “Open Access or Legal Trespass? - Rights C…
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Reply comments on the FCC's Broadcast Flag regulation on behalf of twenty-one technology companies.…
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Broadcast flag comments
CIS' Lauren Gelman and Stanford Law student Rob Courtney drafted and filed reply comments on the FCC's Broadcast Flag regulation on behalf of twenty-one…
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Broadcast Flag
CIS' Lauren Gelman and Stanford Law student Rob Courtney drafted and filed reply comments on the FCC's Broadcast Flag regulation on behalf of twenty-one…
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Elizabeth Rader (2004)
Monday February 15, 2004 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Room 80 (Moot Courtroom) Free and Open to all! Lunch Served Beverly Hills Yogi Bikram Choudhury has registered copyr…
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Notes From Privacy Symposium
Harvard's Allan Friedman has sent along his notes from "Securing Privacy in the Internet Age." Check them out here.…
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Copyright Office Announces Recordkeeping Regs
Here's coverage in Wired about the long-awaited final recordkeeping requirements for webcasting.…
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Third Annual Workshop on Economics of Information Security - May 13-14, 2004
This workshop at the University of Minnesota asks "How much should we spend to secure our computer systems? Can we determine which investments will provide…
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NY Times: U.S. Threatens Action Against Online Gambling
The New York Times quotes Jennifer Granick in this article about the coming crackdown on Internet gambling.…
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SPIA: From Contractual Freedom to Strict Liability (and then to lunch)
Stanford Law School: Center For Internet and Society: Securing Privacy in the Internet Age (SPIA) [updated Sun 14 March 04 21:07 GMT-8 for clarity -GF] Sunday…
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Securing Privacy: Challenges for the Chief Privacy Officer
Defining the Legal Standard for Information Security Thomas Smedinghoff Wants to look at practical question surrounding security: what does the law require tha…
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Securing Privacy: Approaches to Reform
Michael Froomkin - National ID cards. The big question is what to store in them, what they give access to. Are they enemies of privacy. Would it be better that…