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[…] (Sept.* 23,* 1980),*available& at*http://www.oecd.org/internet/ieconomy/oecdguidelinesontheprotectionofprivacyandtransborderflowsofpersonaldata.htm;* Council* Directive* 95/46/EC* of* 24* October* 1995* on*the* Protection* of* Individuals* with* Regard* to* the* Processing* of* Personal* Data* and* on* the*Free*Movement*of*Such*Data,*1995*O.J.*(L*281)*31.*** POLONETSKY*&*TENE*FINAL.DOCX*(DO*NOT*DELETE)*6/4/15**6:51*PM* 2015]*BEYOND*THE*COMMON*RULE*335*research* initiatives,* which* transcend* the* scope* of* activities* subject*to* existing* ethical* frameworks,* should* be* subject* to* clear* principles*and* guidelines.* An* uncertain* regulatory* terrain* could* jeopardize* the*value* of* […]

[…] chosen a diverse and thought -provoking collection of papers. Additionally, tw o of the papers were recipients of the IAPP award for best papers presented at the 201 3 Privacy Law Scholars Conference. We hope this relevant and timely scholarship helps inform policy makers in Congress, at the FTC, and in other federal and […]

[…] Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Automated Personal Data 21Systems, Records, Computer and the Rights of Citizens (July 1973).Stearns Bill §4(a); Rush Bill § 101, 102; Kerry-McCain Bill § 201; White Paper, supra note ___, at 14-15 22(transparency). The Stearns and Kerry-McCain bills would also require such notice when a company makes amaterial change to its […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] Not Sufficient to Establish Actual Damages in a Lawsuit, available at http://www.consumerfinancelawblog.com/2009/03/articles/privacy/fears -of-future -identity -theft -generally -not -sufficient – to-establish -actual -damages -in-a-lawsuit/ (last visited June 30, 201 3). 12 Professor Paul Ohm made this connection and generously shared it with me. Two -factor identification can be defined as “a security process in which […]

[…] Based Services 4 (Dec. 2013), www.gao.gov/assets/660/659509.pdf . 22 Id. at 10. 23 Bill Howard, Blind Spot Detection: Car Tech That Watches Where You Can’t, ExtremeTech (Sept. 5, 201 3), http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/165742 -blind -spot -detection -car – tech -that -watches -where -you -cant. 24 Id. 25 Munenori Hikita, An Introduction to Ultrasonic Sensors for Vehicle Parking, […]

[…] 108 . Prohibition on waiver of rights. 23 Sec. 109 . Limitations and applicability. 24 TITLE II — RESPONSIBILITY AND OVERSIGHT OF 25 COVERED ENTITIES 26 Sec. 201. Organizational accountability . 27 Sec. 202. Disclosure of privacy policies and practices . 28 Sec. 203. Algorithmic decision -making. 29 Information Privacy Act (released June 3, […]

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[…] some as a “pedagogical silver bullet.” 54 Digital overlays can provide step- by-step instructions, and the immersive aspects of XR allow for history to come alive. In 2017, for example, British artist Mat Collishaw digitally recreated the first photography exhibit held in 1939. The XR exhibition transformed a white room strewn with bookshelves and […]