A Q&A article with Joseph Turow on consumer online privacy following his testimony before a US Senate hearing.
Articles by Tim Wu and Christopher Yoo that focus on network neutrality are highlighted. And an overview of the recent news stories around the Google and Verizon joint proposal to the FCC.
TAP scholars Tim Wu, Jonathan Zittrain, Edward Felten, and Lawrence Lessig join in the net neutrality debate in the New York Times “Room for Debate” section.
Reprint of Professor Paul Ohm blog regarding the expectation of privacy in the content of email messages stored with an email provider.
On June 25, 2010, the Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology hosted the 7th annual Stanford E-Commerce Best Practices Conference at Stanford Law School. A summary of a few of the panels during the day’s events is provided by TAP guest blogger, Franny Lee.
Jonathan Zittrain, Harvard Law School, discusses the recent exemptions to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act on NPR’s “On the Media.” Excerpts and link to the show’s segment available.
Professor Paul Ohm, University of Colorado School of Law, responds to questions on the topic of personal privacy and online activities in a two-part New York Times article, “Answers to Questions About Internet Privacy.”
Video interviews with Professors Shane Greenstein, Eric Clemons, and Damien Geradin during the Economics and Law of Internet Search symposium at the Searle Center, Northwestern University.
Two recent videos examine the net neutrality issue. In the first one, Bill Moyers talks with FCC commissioner Michael Copps about the future of net neutrality. And in the second one, Harvard Law Professor Larry Lessig, walks us through the history of America's broadband downfall.
Video and transcripts are now available online from the Brookings Institution policy forum on the economic benefits of cloud computing for governments.