What Happens in Vegas, Stays in . . . a Government Hard Drive? By MadhuPocha 27 Mar 2008 Few people have heard of Jonas, a man whose work has helped transform ...
The Iraqi biometric identification program and its relevance to privacy rights in the U.S. MadhuPocha 13 May 2008 Last year news organizations on the U.S. military ...
How Do You Protect That Which You Cannot Define (revised) By MahaAtal 17 May 2009 In March, a journalism listserv to which I subscribe ignited over legislation up ...
The Truth is Not Enough By MahaAtal 18 May 2009 In our class on Part Four, we determined that until we can build a legal infrastructure for privacy, we should take ...
Individual Privacy: A Social Construction? Introduction In order to change the massive trend of disappearing privacy, many aspects of our daily lives must change ...
Health Insurance and the Net Individuals are risk averse. We buy insurance to mitigate our personal risks. One of the most important expenses in an individual's ...
Encryption, Privacy, and the Fifth Amendment By MatthewEckman 08 Mar 2009 PAPER IN PROGRESS The Electronic Frontier Foundation highly recommends that people encrypt ...
Correction By MatthewEckman 15 May 2009 I made a mistake in class one day. Professor Moglen, as I recall, was speaking in ominous tones about the fact that grocery ...
Assessing a Regulatory Approach to Data Protection: the EU Directive By MislavMataija 01 May 2009 Can the collection of personal data be regulated by the market ...
The Flea Market and the Public Square #8211; Giving the First Amendment a Say in Copyright MislavMataija 11 May 2009 File sharing cases are based on the 1984 ...