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NSA Phone Records Revive Debate Over Supreme Court Case
"JENNIFER GRANICK: Nothing in Smith versus Maryland authorizes mass surveillance, and the information that was collected in Smith versus Maryland is a much…
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Feds spending over $5.1M on facial recognition surveillance program
"Meanwhile, a privacy expert, Woodrow Hartzog, law professor at the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, echoed this sentiment and noted that fa…
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28 Female Thinkers You Should Know, Even If Wired Magazine Doesn't
"Director of Civil Liberties at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, previously of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Granick, a former defense a…
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Stanford's Center for Internet and Society Receives National Science Foundation Funding for Online Privacy Research
Cross-posted from Stanford Law School STANFORD, Calif., August 20, 2013—Stanford Law School today announced that researchers at its Center for Internet and Soc…
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What Does It Really Matter If Companies Are Tracking Us Online?
"A new paper by professor Ryan Calo at the University of Washington goes the furthest I have seen in elucidating the potential harms of digital-ad targetin…
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Can a loving homage to Disney be a crime? Copyright law says maybe
"That McFarland teen Heather Traska has loved Disney for years sparkles in every frame of her videos, popular mash-ups of "Tangled," "The Li…
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Hacking: Implications For Our Privacy & Security
"At recent hacking conventions in Las Vegas, cybersecurity experts revealed how easy it is to hack everything from cars to pacemakers. " * Date Publ…
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Explanation Yet For Why Everyone Should Be Fuming At The NSA
"Two civil rights lawyers, Jennifer Granick and Christopher Sprigman, wrote a post in Forbes that lays out a description of NSA domestic spying, it's i…
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The Hands in the Cookie Jar
"In an interview for this piece, the CCH’s new director, Aleecia McDonald, responded unequivocally, “The Cookie Clearinghouse approach does not block ads.”…
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Snowden's actions will change the Internet forever
"As Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at the Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society, put it recently: “America invented the Inte…
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6 Questions States Need to Ask About Self-Driving Cars
""Some states are going to act much faster than the feds can or will," says Bryant Walker Smith, a fellow at Stanford Law School's Center for…
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Robots: their rights and legal status
"Ryan Calo: I think that there are three key differences between robotics and the technologies that preceded robotics. Antony Funnell: Professor Ryan Calo…