Eugene Volokh writes: A recent Newsweek story identified one Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto, a 64-year-old engineer living in Southern California, as the Satoshi Nakamoto who is said to have created Bitcoin. Dorian Nakamoto denies it, and there’s talk of a possible lawsuit. But wait — how can Dorian Nakamoto sue, if the story didn’t damage his reputation, but instead…
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And before I forget: mark your calendars
This Sunday night on 60 Minutes, there will be a segment on drones and privacy.
How Is Privacy Not a Class at all Law Schools?
Deven Desai writes: Privacy law does not exist, but it should be taught at every law school. There is no one law of privacy. That is why I love teaching Information Privacy (Solove and Schwartz (Aspen) is the text I use). The class requires students to reengage with and apply torts, Constitutional law (First and…
Edward Snowden to Talk Privacy With the Tech Community at SXSW
Noa Yachot of the ACLU reminds us all about an event today: In his first conversation in front of an audience since his disclosures began making global headlines last year, Edward Snowden will appear via live video next Monday at SXSW Interactive, the festival that brings together tens of thousands of technology professionals and enthusiasts…