A Discussion of "Owned: How the Internet of Things Took Our Property and Privacy"
October 12, 2016
FPF Staff
On October 6, 2016, Professor Joshua Fairfield from the Washington and Lee University School of Law joined us to discuss a chapter from his upcoming book, “Owned: How the Internet of Things Took Our Property and Privacy.” The chapter highlights the importance of ownership in preserving privacy – and what society may lose with the erosion of ownership in the digital age. The chapter focuses on how more “concrete” property rights can serve as a backstop for buttressing harder-to-define privacy rights. A diverse group of attendees from business, government, advocacy, and academia joined to debate and discuss the chapter.
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