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Bullying 2.0
"According to Shaheen Shariff, an associate professor at McGill whose research focuses on bullying and cyberbullying, “Bringing in laws may not really solv…
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As automakers tap smartphone technology, concerns grow about use of drivers’ data
"“As with cellphones, what private companies do with that data and what government does with that data can be pretty shocking. People are vaguely aware of…
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White House meets with privacy advocates to discuss NSA surveillance
"“Reasonable articulable suspicion, we still think that’s too vague,” said Michelle Richardson, the ACLU’s surveillance lobbyist." * Date Published:…
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What will happen to NSA programs? That’s a secret
"“I think everyone is focused too much on this issue of who retains the data…the question is, is a court involved, and what is the standard?” says Michelle…
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Obama nears decision on NSA reforms as spy leaders meet at White House
"Ahead of Obama’s announcements, the political landscape on surveillance is “absolute chaos”, said Michelle Richardson, the ACLU’s surveillance lobbyist.…
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Why One Expert Says Edward Snowden Deserves Clemency
"GREENE: So make the case for me, if you can, that Edward Snowden deserves some kind of clemency. GRANICK: Well, we would not know what our government is…
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Clickable Consent at Risk in Internet Privacy Lawsuits
"Rejecting Google’s reasoning, Koh effectively reinterpreted old U.S. privacy laws for the Internet age, said Jonathan Mayer, a Stanford University doctora…
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Yet Another Reason To Think Before You Sext: Pedophile Porn Sites Are Stealing Girls' Pics
""Before, images might have been shown or passed around to other kids in person, which is bad enough," says Danielle Citron, a law professor at t…
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How the NSA Almost Killed the Internet
"“We’re still guessing,” says Richard Salgado, Google’s director of information security and law enforcement. “We’re not the author of those slides. We hav…
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Why Women Aren’t Welcome on the Internet
"Danielle Citron, a University of Maryland law professor who focuses on Internet threats, charted the popular response to Internet death and rape threats i…
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U. researchers develop Bitcoin prediction market
"Computer science professor Arvind Narayanan, one of the professors leading the project, said he believes Bitcoin provides an opportunity to decentralize p…
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Looking ahead: Seattle tech leaders share their hopes for 2014
"I hope Microsoft announces a major consumer-robotics initiative. Today the Kinect sensor platform is a godsend for professional and amateur roboticists al…