Protecting One’s Own Privacy in a Big Data Economy
Law, Privacy & Technology Commentary Series
Law, Privacy & Technology Commentary Series
Second Circuit Holds that the Government Cannot Compel an Internet Service Provider to Produce Information Stored Overseas.
Ninth Circuit Declines to Extend § 230 Immunity to Failure-to-Warn Claims.
Third Circuit Finds FTC Has Authority to Regulate Data Security and Company Had Fair Notice of Potential Liability.
Ninth Circuit Upholds Preliminary Injunction Barring Enforcement of California Requirement that Sex Offenders Provide Notice of Internet Identifiers and Service Providers to Law Enforcement.
District Court Holds that SCA Warrant Obligates U.S. Provider to Produce Emails Stored on Foreign Servers.
Court of Justice of the European Union Creates Presumption that Google Must Remove Links to Personal Data upon Request.
A framework for evaluating suspicionless mass surveillance programs
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Response to The “New” New York Times: Free Speech Lawyering in the Age of Google and Twitter