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[…] 100 most-visited web domains: tripod:com andmsn:com . 7. CONCLUSIONS In this paper we present data on errors commonly found in P3P compact policies that are detectable through auto– mated analysis. We evaluated CPs collected from 33,139 websites on 19,820 domains and found invalid tokens, miss- ing tokens, orcon icting tokens at 34% of these […]

[…] intercepted  by  a  teacher  and  read  aloud  before  being  recycled.    But  many  of  those  same  conversations  are   now  conducted  online  in  a  blog  or  chat room, in full view of the world,  automatically  indexed by Google, and broadcast to an  audience of millions.”)  52   Goodno,  supra  note  39,  at  129  (“Cyberstalkers  can  be  physically  far  removed  from  their  victim.”);  F ERTIK   and  T HOMPSON ,  supra  […]

[…] provide some evidence of how information disclosure policies can affect firm behavior and improve market outcomes. A lengthy discussion of many disclosure policies re lated to healthcare, auto safety, public education and more can be found in Fung et al. (2007). A number of studies have examined the financial imp acts to firms that […]

[…] a l. , A Logical Method for Policy Enforcement over Evolving Audit Logs , (Feb. 2011) , available at http://ar xiv.org/abs /1102. 2521 . One challenge in auto mated enforce ment of ru les that appear in pr ivacy regulations is that they sometimes include s ubjective concep ts (e.g., related to beliefs of […]

[…] government agencies for violations. 32 The FCRA and Privacy Act have thus provided a basic framework of privacy protec- 22. S ECRETARY ’S ADVISORY COMM . ON AUTOMATED PERSONAL DATA SYS., U.S. DEPT . OF HEALTH , EDUC . & WELFARE , RECORDS , COMPUTERS AND THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENS (1973), available at http://epic.org/privacy/hew1973report […]

[…] on their behavior on the Internet, not personal information like names, ages, home addresses or telephone numbers. So, for example, a person who recently visited sports and auto Web sites and read global warming articles on news sites would most likely turn out to be an 18- to 45-year-old male. An algorithm would then […]

[…] of network services, which means sending packets to the network. These packets usually identify the service and often also the user. It should be noted that the auto– matic actions happen by design: most users would probably not want to see any additional dialog windows asking for their permission to go ahead, and dis- […]

[…] course, th e broader management of industrial production began to change . Catalyzed by the work of statistician W. Edwards Deming, new production approaches emerged in the auto industry. Deming examined traditional methods for ensuring quality at the big US auto companies where the production line never stopped and employees identified and fixed defects […]

[…] Helft, Anger Leads to Apology from Google About Buzz, N.Y. T IMES , Feb. 14, 2010, available at http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/15/technology/internet/15google.html. When initially launched, the Google Buzz social network automatically connected people based on their email and chat contacts. After an angry response by users, Google altered the service so that connections were “suggested” instead. 46Dissenting […]

[…] course, the broader management of industrial mass production began to change . Catalyzed by the work of statistician W. Edwards Deming, new production approaches emerged in the auto industry. Deming examined traditional management methods for ensuring quality where teams fixed defects at the end of production lines. Deming advocated improving quality by thinking of […]