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[…] no time limits on stored content investigations, which means that investigators can ask for 257 See supra note 136 . 258 See, e.g ., Konop v. Hawaiian Airlines, 302 F. 3d 868 (9th Cir. 2002), cert. denied , 537 U.S. 1193 (2003); Steve Jackson Games, Inc. v. United States Secret Service, 36 F.3d 457, […]

[…] is not so rich, the devastating attacks demonstrated by Dinur and Nissim . . . pose completely ran dom and unrelated queries. 99 Despite Dwork’s computability -theoretic reservations, Facebook may still be able to use short -te rm caching effectively in practice to defeat averaging attacks. Facebook should be able to detect semant ically […]

[…] other participants thought OBA could help them get better deals. For example, P-18 thought that while a consumer is shopping for books and “a competitor suggests a cheaper price, it can help you to save money.” Participants were aware that OBA provides economic benets for advertisers. 26 participants pointed out that advertisers could better […]

[…] signed. As Williamson als o says E x post costs of contracting take several forms. These include (1) the maladaptation costs incurred when transactions drift out of alignment . . . (2) the haggling costs incurred if bilateral efforts are made to correct ex post misalignments, (3) th e setup and running costs associated […]

[…] Huang, G.B. et al., 2008. Labeled Faces in the Wild : A Database for Studying Face Recognition in Unconstrained Environments. Workshop on Faces in “Real-Life” Images: Detection, Alignment, and Recognition . Marseille, France. Available at: http://hal.archi ves-ouvertes.fr/inria-00321923/. Accessed 11 February 2012. Keteyian, A. (2010). TSA’s Program to Spot Terroris ts a $200M Sham? CBS […]

[…] Calo, Against Notice Skepticism in Privacy (And Elsewhere) , 87 NOTRE DAME L. REV. (Issue #2) (forthcoming Feb. 2012); Alessandro Acquisti & George Lowenstein, Strangers on a Plane: Context -Dependent Willingness to Divulge Sensitive Information , 37 J. OF CONSUMER RES. 858, 868 (2011) . 146 M. Ryan Calo, People Can Be So Fake: […]

[…] of accountability as ‘dialogue’, in which ‘officials…answer, explain and justify, while those holding t hem to account engage in questioning, assessing and criticizing’. 12 Although Mulgan has reservations about equating accountability with deliberative democracy among equals, the interactive dialogue between stewards and their principals, and the shared frame works for explanation and justification that […]

[…] (holding that emp loyers violate section 8(a)(1) if employer s engage in activities that chill their employees ’ freedom to exercise section 7 rights); Konop v. Hawaiian Airlines, Inc., 302 F.3d 868, 884 (9th Cir. 2002) (determining that employer surveillance often causes emp loyees to refrain from exercising their rights under federal labor law […]

[…] optimizing web usage—creates rich value by ensuring that products and services can be improved to better serve consumers. Privacy risks are minimal, since analytics, if properly implemented, deals with statistical data, typically in de-identified form. Yet requiring online users to opt into analytics would no doubt severely curtail its application and use. Policymakers must […]

[…] identification and authentication information. They have the ability to capture and transmit data onto a device that can replace the need for loyalty cards, transit cards, movie tickets, parking tickets, keys, and ID cards. It is clear that both consumers and merchants alike stand to benefit significantly from the new mobile system.  And yet, […]