A new article by Orin Kerr to add to my must-read list: Applying the Fourth Amendment to the Internet: A General Approach, 62 Stan. L. Rev. 1005 (2010). The Abstract: This Article offers a general framework for applying the Fourth Amendment to the Internet. It assumes that courts will seek a technology-neutral translation of Fourth…
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Privacy of kids’ records debated
Chris Casteel reports: It’s not just grades and test scores anymore. It’s educational data. And it comes in many varieties to help educators, students and parents measure academic growth and achievement in the nation’s schools. […] Joel R. Reidenberg, a law professor at Fordham University and a former local school board member in New Jersey,…
Do we need a “right to change our mind” in the cloud?
Last week, Peter Fleischer blogged about a new law being considered in France that would legislate “the right to be forgotten.” As Peter described it, the proposed law would provide for a broader right for individuals to insist on deletion of their personal information and would require organizations to delete personal information after a specified…
Privacy Awareness Week event – Toronto
In celebration of Privacy Awareness Week, the Canadian Association of Professional Access and Privacy Administrators (CAPAPA) is proud to announce our next Connexions event in downtown Toronto! Speakers: Chantal Bernier, Assistant Privacy Commissioner of Canada Fazila Nurani, President, PrivaTech Consulting Angelique Hamilton, Senior Policy Analyst, eHealth Ontario When: Thursday, May 6th Doors open at 8:00…