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AT&T’s Offer: Share Your Data for Personalized Ads, or Pay More
"“They are ensuring that no one chooses that option because it costs so much more,” said Jonathan Mayer, a lawyer and computer science graduate student at…
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It's Time To Overhaul The Credit Reporting Industry
"On the other hand, Neil M. Richards, a professor at the WashingtonUniversity School of Law believes that “mistakes are common because there is a lot of da…
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House Takes First Steps on Federal Data Breach Law
"To the contrary, Woodrow Hartzog of Stanford’s Cumberland School of Law stepped out of the line established by the expert testimony preceding his. He caut…
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Happy Data Privacy Day. Legally speaking, you’re mostly on your own.
"Hearing witness Woodrow Hartzog, an associate professor at the Cumberland School of Law, all but dismissed the claim that businesses can't comply with…
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Old arguments may hinder U.S. data breach notification efforts
"If a national law preempts strong state laws, "hard won consumer protections will be lost," added Woodrow Hartzog, a law professor focused on da…
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Lawmakers see momentum for data breach legislation
"But Woodrow Hartzog, a data breach law expert at Cumberland School of Law, cautioned that “it can be extremely difficult to meet the burden of proof that…
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House and FTC Reinforce Push for Federal Data Security Law
"Hearing witness Woodrow Hartzog, associate professor at Cumberland School of Law, said he would like to see minimal pre-emption of state rules and would l…
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Is Your Data Safe at Healthcare.gov?
"Woodrow N. Hartzog, a law professor who studies privacy, said that without knowing more about how private companies use the Healthcare.gov data, it’s hard…
Prof. Ed Felten - Hearsay Culture Show #225 - KZSU-FM
A talk show on KZSU-FM, Stanford, 90.1 FM, hosted by CIS Affiliate Scholar David S. Levine. The show includes guests and focuses on the intersection of technolo…
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Profiles in Online Identity Cleansing
"Ryan Calo, an assistant law professor at the University of Washington, said many states sold, rented or granted access to criminal records and other infor…