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Experts weigh benefits, problems of open data
"Speaking on a panel on the topic hosted by the Microsoft Innovation & Policy Center in Washington, D.C., Ryan Calo, assistant professor of the Univers…
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AP Exclusive: Big Texas welcome for Google self-driving cars
"State officials would not comment on their take, but one legal scholar said Google's read of state law was not farfetched. "A reasonable interpre…
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Will the Paris Attacks Lead Law Enforcement to Crack Down on Encryption Apps?
""It's a great PR moment (for the government) and it's going to affect people's civil liberties," says Jennifer Granick, an attorney…
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FTC: Misleading Privacy Policies Could Trigger An Enforcement Action
"“There is a common misconception that websites that have privacy policies are subject to rigorous federal protections when, generally, that is the opposit…
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Who gets the ticket when a self-driving car is pulled over?
"According to Bryant Walker Smith, an assistant professor in the School of Law at the University of South Carolina and an expert on the law of self-driving…
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Quinn: After Paris attacks, technology is the scapegoat
""Nothing has really changed," said Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society. W…
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The FTC Seeks Clarity On Cross-Device Tracking – But Opt-Out Remains A Murky Mire
"“If it’s hard for researchers to figure out what’s going on, it’s hard for the general public,” said privacy researcher and Stanford University computer s…
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Is Hello Barbie every parent’s worst nightmare?
"“Parents should never spy on their kids without their consent,” said Danielle Citron, a privacy expert and University of Maryland law professor who studie…
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Patent reform group says new Texas patent office will have no effect on "patent trolls"
"“The trend of the Eastern District of Texas favoring patent plaintiffs more than other districts has lead to extreme forum shopping,” Daniel Nazer with EF…
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When a robot car makes a mistake, a human always gets the ticket
"For minor offences like speeding or parking tickets, the person sitting behind the driver’s wheel is almost certainly going to face the music, says Bryant…
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Here are 3 legal cases from the future
"For Fusion’s Real Future Fair last week, we decided to cast our gaze into the future of law, coming up with hypothetical legal cases based on the assumed…
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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…