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[…] Such a proposal was included, however, in an early draft of the bill that later became the Privacy Act of 1974. See S. 3418, 93d Cong. § 201(a)(6) (1974), reprinted in S. COMM . ON GOV’T OPS. & HOUSE COMM . ON GOV’T OPS., SUBCOMM . ON GOV’T INFO . & INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS , […]

[…] — Goals — Principles], in K OMMENTAR  ZUM  BUNDESDATENSCHUTZGESETZ  [COMMENTARY   ON  THE  FEDERAL  DATA  PROTECTION  LAW ] 76, 77 (Spiros Simitis ed., 7th ed. 2011).  18 Id. at 77–78.  19 Gesetz zum Schutz vor Mißbrauch personenbezogener Daten bei der Datenverarbeitung  [Bundesdatenschutzgesetz] [BDSG] [Law to Protect Against Misuse of Personal Data in Data Pro- cessing [Federal Data Protection Law]], Jan. 27, 1977, B UNDESGESETZBLATT , Teil I [BGB L. I]  at  201, repromulgated Jan. 14, 2003, BGB L. I at 66, last amended by Gesetz zur Änderung  datenschutzrechtlicher Vorschriften [Law Amending Data Protection Provisions], Aug. 14, 2009,  BGB L. I at 2814.  20 See C OLIN  J. BENNETT  & CHARLES  D. RAAB , T HE  GOVERNANCE  OF  PRIVACY  127  (2006); Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Generational Development of Data Protection in Europe, in  T ECHNOLOGY […]

[…] ECONCILING P ERSONAL INFORMATION IN THE U NITED S TATES AND E UROPEAN U NION B y Paul M. Schwartz * Daniel J. Solove ** May 3, 2013 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY …………………………………………………………………………………………… 3 I. INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 5 II. DEFINING PII ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC …………………………………………. 6 A. THE EU: FRO M THE DIRECTIVE […]

[…] , 54 HASTINGS L.J. 1227, 1232 (2003) [hereinafter Solove, Architecture ]. 173 . See MICHEL FOUCAULT , DISCIPLINE AND PUNISH : THE BIRT H OF THE PRISON 201 (Alan Sheridan trans., 1977) (listing the essential elements of the Panopticon’s effectiveness being visibility and unverifiability, visibility referring to that of the tower, and unverifiability referring […]

THE$NEXT$GENERATION$PRIVACY$ACT$$Orin$S.$Kerr*$$162$University$of$Pennsylvania$Law$Review$$(forthcoming$ 2013).$$Abstract($In( 1986,( Congress( enacted( the( Electronic( Communications( Privacy( Act((ECPA)( to( regulate( government( access( to( Internet(communications( and(records.( ( ECPA( is( widely( seen( as( outdated,( and( ECPA( reform( has( become( a( top(priority( of( the( United( States( Congress.( At( the( same( time,(existing(ECPA(reform(proposals(retain( the( structure( of( the( 1986( Act( and( merely( tinker( with( a( few(small( aspects( of( […]

[…] Helpful research assistance was provided by Jonathan Feingold, Emily Reitz, and Isaac Silverman. This paper was presented at the George Washington University School of Law Faculty Colloquium 201 1, Privacy Law Scholars Conference 2009, and UCLA School of Law Summer Workshop Series 2009. We are thankful for comments from Richard Abel, Ann Carlson, Eric […]

07 – Hartzog Article.docx (Do Not Delete) 6/17/ 2013 1:55 PM 385 OBSCURITY BY DESIGN Woodrow Hartzog * and Frederic Stutzman ** Abstract: Design-based solutions to confront technological privacy threats are becoming popular with regulators. However, these promising solutions have left the full potential of design untapped. With respect to online communication technologies, design-based […]

[…] protection with regard to vehicle and driver licensing information under state statutes and regulations. 72. Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act , MASS . G.L. ch. 93A (2011) and 201 CMR 17.0117.05 (Massachusetts Standards for the Protection of Personal Information of Residents of the Commonwealth) (2012). GLANCY FINAL 11/15/2012 8:46 PM 1202 SANTA CLARA LAW REVIEW […]

[…] might include r andom products from a viewed category or brand . Finally, s howing the exact products viewed represent s the highest DCP (Bleier and Eisenbeiss 201 1). Despite several industry studies on this increasingly applied method , academic research on its effectiveness and determinants remains sparse. In a pioneering study, Lambrecht and […]

[…] 3. Suggestions of Transition in the French Privacy Field …… 197 a. Shifts in Regulatory Tools and Approaches ……………. 198 b. Maturation of the CIL Position …………………………….. 201 c. Privacy Professionalizati on and Best Practices Influences ………………………………………………………….. 203 V. P RELIMINARY LESSONS FROM THE EUROPEAN RESEARCH ………… 204 A . Operationalizing Privacy: Identifying Key […]