State Privacy Law
Elizabeth Canter, Maggie Martin, Kate Goodloe
Biometrics: Understanding the Tech, the Law, and Minimizing the Risks
Al Saikali, Elissa Doroff, Serge Jorgensen, Jad Sheikali
EU Privacy Law
Gail Crawford, Tim Wybitul, Oliver Draf
California Consumer Privacy Act: How to Cope with CCPA and 100+ Other California Privacy Laws
Lothar Determann, Ian Ballon, Rachel Lovejoy
Consumer Data and US Regulation Part II: Statutory Law
LEARNING OBJECTIVES To learn about the various federal statutes that regulate consumer privacy, to understand state regulation of consumer privacy, especially the California Consumer Privacy Act, to learn about how the First Amendment limits privacy statutes. Length: Approximately 1 hour Written by: Professors Daniel J. Solove and Paul M. Schwartz Instructor: Professor Daniel J.…
Consumer Data and US Regulation Part I: The Common Law and the FTC
LEARNING OBJECTIVES To learn about the key issues of how consumer data is regulated in the US, to understand the sectoral regulatory approach, to learn about the various definitions of personally identifiable information, to understand how state common law protects consumer privacy, and to learn about the major role that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)…
Course Preview: Consumer Data and US Regulation Part I: The Common Law and the FTC
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Course Preview: Consumer Data and US Regulation Part II: Statutory Law
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Samantha Barbas, Confidential Confidential: The Inside Story of Hollywood’s Notorious Scandal Magazine (2018)
From the Wall Street Journal: “In ‘Confidential Confidential,’ law professor Samantha Barbas recounts the inside story of the ‘little magazine that could’ with drama, humor, and verve…Ms. Barbas paces her terrific story well, and the book ends with her cogent analysis of Confidential’s larger significance.”
Joseph Turow, The Aisles Have Eyes: How Retailers Track Your Shopping, Strip Your Privacy, and Define Your Power (2018)
From Shoshana Zuboff (Harvard Business School): “The store is a battleground for new contests over privacy and individual autonomy. This fact-filled book performs a genuine public service and should put every shopper on high alert.”