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Copyright in a Networked World
Last week the law school hosted the important conference "Intellectual Property in the International Arena: WIPO Comes to Stanford." Along with Richar…
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Do Not Track - Q & A
Since our introduction of DoNotTrack.Us last week we've received a deluge of questions. This post answers some of the most common inquiries. If we haven&#…
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Ending the Web Privacy Stalemate - DoNotTrack.Us
The web privacy debate is stuck. Privacy proponents decry the diffusion of behavioral advertising and tracking services (1, 2, 3); industry coalitions respond b…
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Apply to be a CIS Residential Fellow
Stanford Law School Announces Center for Internet and Society Residential Fellowship The Center for Internet and Society (CIS) at Stanford Law School is offeri…
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Browser Snobbery As Objective Privacy Harm (UPDATE)
UPDATE: As told to Jules Polonetsky over at The Future of Privacy Forum, Capital One was engaging in "totally random" rate changes that were not relat…
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Building a Global ODR System for Consumer Disputes
The ODR and Consumers 2010 Forum was held in Vancouver on November 2 and 3, 2010. The Forum (ODRAC) was convened in response to recent proposals advanced by del…
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Access-Right Book Released
My book on digital copyright law is now finally available. Here is the abstract (from Oxford's website): The pervasive shift toward the use of digital tech…
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The European Court of Justice Rules on Copyright Levies
I am a little late with this comment on the ECJ’s decision released two weeks ago that tackles issues of copyright levies in Europe. In a nutshell, the idea beh…
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Clementi And The Nature Of Privacy Harm
Ann Bartow once criticized Daniel Solove for not providing enough “dead bodies” in his discussion of privacy. I tend to disagree that such proof is necessary.…
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East Coast Talks on Internet Architecture, Innovation and Network Neutrality Nov 8-11
VAN SCHEWICK EAST COAST TALKS ON INTERNET ARCHITECTURE, INNOVATION AND NETWORK NEUTRALITY You are cordially invited to one of Barbara van Schewick's book t…
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Data Protection and Free Speech in Germany
[I am happy to have Thorsten Feldmann as a guest blogger here. Thorsten is a well-known expert on German data protection law and a blogger in his own right.]…
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What does the Fox-Cablevision dispute have to do with Net Neutrality? Everything and nothing
When the only tool you have is a hammer, as the old cliché goes, everything looks like a nail. Net neutrality, as I first wrote in 2006, is a complicated issue…