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[…] ee also F ED . TRADE COMM ’N, PROTECTING CONSUMER PRIVACY IN AN ERA OF RAPID CHANGE : A PROPOSED FRAMEWORK FOR BUSINESSES AND POLICYMAKERS 43 (Dec. 201 0), available at http://www.ftc.gov/os/2010/12/101201privacyreport.pdf (noting that the FTC’s proposals are “supported by a wide cross section of roundtable participants who stated that the trad itional distinction […]

[…] their use); Brian Levy & Pablo T. Spiller, The Institutional Foundations of Regulatory Commitment: A Comparative Analysis of Telecommunications Regulation, 10 J.L. ECON . & ORG . 201 (1994) (finding —based on a transaction cost anal ysis of privatized telecommunications infrastructure in five countries —that regulatory pr ocedures improve performance when restraining arbitrary administrative […]

[…] 2 billion people between May 2004 and August 2008. Of these, 151,94 3 were subject to secondary screening, 14,104 were then interviewed, and 1,083 were arrested (Lord 201 0; see also Mica 2010). During this period the US Government Audit Office (GAO) believes that “at lea st 16 of the individuals allegedly involved in […]

[…] librarians suggest one successful and proven solution to this paradox. 109 Id. 110 Id. 111 http://www.readerprivacy.org/ 112 Vision , Privacyrevolution.org, http://www.privacyrevolution.org/index.php/our – story/vision/ (last visited Feb. 24. 201 2). 3/8/2012 9:42 AM 28 The Perils of Social Reading [2012 III. THE DAN GERS OF “F RICTIONLESS SHARING ” If the norms of librarians represent […]

[…] court considered this factor as solely determinative. 90 87 See, e.g., MacDonald v. Clinger, 84 A.D.2d 482 (N.Y. Ct. App. 1982); Doe v. Roe, 93 Misc. 2d 201, 210 -11 (N.Y. Gen. Term 1977) (finding that in the dynamics of psychotherapy ―[t]he patient is called upon to discuss in a candid and frank manner […]

[…] 137 -38 (discussing the illogical fear of technologies and its foundations). For a very different perspective, see SOLOVE , NOTHING TO HIDE , supra note 7, at 201. Solove notes that those embracing technology too quickly might be vain and unwilling to take needed precautions. Id. at 203. He refers to such conduct as […]

[…] General Counsel’s office concluded that the employee was fired in violation of section 8(a)(1) because it was done pursuant to an overly broad non – disparagement rule. 201 2. Complaining About a Reprimand After being reprimanded by a supervisor in front of a Regional Manager for not performing a task she had never been […]

[…] value that people place on privacy? And has “less privacy” truly become the new social norm, as a prominent Web 2.0 CEO has recently claimed (Gonsalves [ 2010])? In this manuscript we challenge the view that true privacy valuations can be precisely estimated, and argue that revealed preferences argument do not necessarily support the […]

[…]  using direct contact with a parent/legal  guardian to perform age verification of minors and  obtain parental consent. This may  include face-to-face contact at a post office or DM V, a phone call, or faxed forms.  Offline verification is particularly effective in a  mobile context, where face-to-face ID and  age verification must take place at the point of sa le.   i.  Advantages : Effective, strong, reliable.   ii.  Concerns : Costly and cumbersome. Also, if offline verificat ion corresponds to a  PIN code or password which grants authorization to  certain sites online, minors  may obtain this information and thereby defeat the  purpose of offline ID.  9 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verificatio n/age 10 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verification/voice 11 http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/internet/0,39044246,6 2013656,00.htm also, see: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/PCWorld/story?id=3 184458 8  Furthermore, since not all sites have such stringent rules as to require offline  ID, many sites requiring it have seen user migratio n to other platforms.  iii.  Current Examples :   1.  Privo 12:   Privo uses a number of different methods to perform  ID authentication:  credit card information, driver’s license, phone ca lls, faxed forms, and last  4 digits of one’s SSN. Once a parent or legal guard ian has been positively  ID’ed, Privo obtains and keeps a database of verifi able parental consent,  which permits their clients—including a number of s ocial networking  sites—to collect and store the PII of children unde r the age of 13.  […]

[…]  using direct contact with a parent/legal  guardian to perform age verification of minors and  obtain parental consent. This may  include face-to-face contact at a post office or DM V, a phone call, or faxed forms.  Offline verification is particularly effective in a  mobile context, where face-to-face ID and  age verification must take place at the point of sa le.   i.  Advantages : Effective, strong, reliable.   ii.  Concerns : Costly and cumbersome. Also, if offline verificat ion corresponds to a  PIN code or password which grants authorization to  certain sites online, minors  may obtain this information and thereby defeat the  purpose of offline ID.  9 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verificatio n/age 10 http://www.192business.com/oursolutions/verification/voice 11 http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/internet/0,39044246,6 2013656,00.htm also, see: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/PCWorld/story?id=3 184458 8  Furthermore, since not all sites have such stringent rules as to require offline  ID, many sites requiring it have seen user migratio n to other platforms.  iii.  Current Examples :   1.  Privo 12:   Privo uses a number of different methods to perform  ID authentication:  credit card information, driver’s license, phone ca lls, faxed forms, and last  4 digits of one’s SSN. Once a parent or legal guard ian has been positively  ID’ed, Privo obtains and keeps a database of verifi able parental consent,  which permits their clients—including a number of s ocial networking  sites—to collect and store the PII of children unde r the age of 13.  […]