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[…] manner that reflected a common understanding of when something is “maintained.” As the Court observed, the word “maintain” suggests records that “will be kept in a filing cabinet in a records room at the school or on a permanent secure database…. ” 15 Second, the Court concluded that student gr aders are not “person[s] […]

[…] for educational purposes. Second, when these data are collected and stored electronically, they are much easier to share than when they were on paper in a
¥le cabinet or in teachers
x individual record books. Thus, parents may be more concerned about who has access to the data than in the past — perhaps wondering […]

[…] for educational purposes. Second, when these data are collected and stored electronically, they are much easier to share than when they were on paper in a
¥le cabinet or in teachers
x individual record books. Thus, parents may be more concerned about who has access to the data than in the past — perhaps wondering […]

[…] “education records” because the grades are not “maintained” by a school. 16 The court held: “The word ‘maintain’ suggests FERPA records will be kept in a filing cabinet in a records room at the school or on a permanent secure databas e, perhaps even after the student is no longer enrolled. The student graders […]

[…] Provisional Confederate Congress. See Howell Cobb, supra note 119. Cobb administered the oath of office to Davis. See American President: A Reference Resource, MILLER CTR., http://millercenter.org/president/buchanan/ essays/ cabinet/279 (last visited Nov. 16, 2012). 126. See Howell Cobb, supra note 119. 127. See id. 128. See Thomas R. R. Cobb, supra note 120. 129. See […]

[…] Bird, Covington & Burling, Hogan Lovells, Morrisen & Foerster, Sidley Austin, Osborne Clarke, Field Fisher Waterhouse and Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer. Partners of the national law firms Cabinet Gelly (France), Van Bael & Bellis (Belgium), Bristows (UK), Panetta & Associati (Italy), Houthoff Buruma (Netherlands), Coelho Ribeiro E Associados (Portugal and Spain), Baker & Daniels […]

[…] U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office), and Louisa Specht-Riemenschneider (Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, Germany), on Cross-regulatory Cooperation Between Digital Regulators.  Their panel began by painting a detailed portrait of how the proliferation of digital regulations has created a necessity for cross-regulatory collaboration between differing authorities. Using the EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) […]

[…] time. Furthermore, the integration of search engines with advertising networks, user accounts, and other online services creates opportunities for linking search behavior with other extensive user profiles, amplifying the potential for privacy intrusions. The longitudinal nature of search logs, capturing behavior over extended periods, adds another layer of sensitivity, as sequences of queries can […]

[…] phone recorded the shock and sent it to a data hub, which combined the information from many other phones to pinpoint problem areas on streets to be repaired.98 Interestingly, “Street Bump” reported more potholes in wealthy areas of the city than in poor ones. In retrospect, analysts discovered that the result, which could have […]

[…] process personal data. Section 14–4612, for example, preserves controllers’ and processors’ ability to collect, use, or retain personal data for certain internal uses, such as identifying and repairing technical errors or performing internal operations that are either (1) “reasonably aligned with” the consumer’s reasonable expectations or can be “reasonably anticipated based on the consumer’s […]