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San Diego Man Found Guilty In Revenge Porn Trial
""It's a breakthrough case," said University of Maryland law professor Danielle Citron, who has written extensively on revenge porn and the l…
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Uncovering Security Flaws in Digital Education Products for Schoolchildren
"“For many younger companies, the focus has been more on building the product out and less on guaranteeing a level of comprehensive privacy and security pr…
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Cyber-attacks rising in Utah, likely due to NSA facility
""Maybe these hackers are thinking: 'If we can attack state systems, we can get info that NSA isn't releasing," said Richard Forno, direc…
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How the Silk Road Trial Could Lead to a Dangerous Legal Precedent
"Before the verdict came in, I talked to Ryan E. Long, a lawyer affiliated with Stanford's Center on Internet and Society, about the potential impact o…
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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…
The dangers of being a woman online
A growing number of female writers and journalists are being subjected to intense harassment online, often in response to seemingly mundane posts or articles. E…
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Intellectual privacy vital to life in the digital age
"In our increasingly digital world, the balance between privacy and free speech is tenuous, at best. But we often overlook the important ways in which priv…
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Harris Touts Conviction in First-of-its-Kind Revenge-Porn Case
"It's unclear whether Bolleart was seeking protection under Section 230 of the federal Communications Decency Act, which offers liability in some cases…
The Decision That Could Finally Kill the Revenge-Porn Business
Co-authored by Danielle Citron and Woodrow Hartzog. Revenge-pornography websites are a reminder that preying on the vulnerable has long been big business. And…
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When Algorithmic Surveillance Becomes Structural Surveillance
A recent Wall Street Journal article revealed an ongoing DEA program designed to use automated license plate readers to build a real-time database of vehicle mo…
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U.S. Government Takes Unprecedented Action Against Revenge Porn
"Danielle Citron, a professor at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law and author of the book Hate Crimes in Cyberspace, took a sligh…
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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…