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[…] harassment,  on  the  basis  that  bull ying  tends  to  be  targeted  at  a  particular  person  for  reasons  other  than  the  p erson’s  gender  or  race  –  the  typical  focus  of  harassment  laws. 30    Targets  of  workplace  bullying  are  often  perceived  threats  to  the  bully  in  some  way. 31    This  notion  of  bullying  […]

[…] data. However, it may only be through legislation that firms acquire sufficient incentive to actually improve their practices to re duce the likelihood of future breaches and repair consumer confidence. 4 This phrase is originally attributed to Justice Lo uis Brandeis, 1933, http://www.brandeis.edu/investi gate/sunlight/, accessed 11/08/07. 5 A fraud alert informs potential creditors that […]

[…] hu- man-robot interaction, informatics professors Karl MacDorman and roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro conclude that “[h]umanlike appearance and behavior are required to elicit the sorts of responses that people typically direct toward one another,” and that “the more humanlike the robot, the more human-directed (largely subconscious) expectations are eli-cited.” [FN180] In one cited study, test subjects […]

[…] domestic life). 51 . See Byron Dubow, Confessions of ‘Facebook S talkers’, USA TODAY , Mar. 8, 2007, archived at http://www.webcitation.org/5w41CieUT (describing casual ‘stalking’ on Facebook as typical). 52 . See RESTATEMENT (SECOND ) OF TORTS § 652D (1977) (defining right of publicity under tort). 53 . See RESTATEMENT (SECOND ) OF Torts § […]

[…] – in a mere 2-3 years, investors can expect positive returns. Meanwhile, Mike Dempsey, the founder and CTO of Radianse, claims that a deployment using their systems typically has a breakeven ROI somewhere between 11 and 18 months (Goth, 2006). These time frames are shor t enough to appease members of hospital boards to […]

[…] at http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2009/10/google. shtm. 10Google Public Policy Blog, An Update on Our AdMob Acquisition (Dec. 23, 2009), (ac- knowledging FTC inquiry and receipt of FTC “second request,” which typically signifies a substantial merger investigation), http://googlepublicpolicy.blogspot.com/2009/12/up- date-on-our-admob-acquisition.html. Several months earlier, Google’s CEO had an- nounced that “[a]cquisitions are turned on again” after the worst of the […]

[…] younger generation that is blazing the path to the cre- ation and development of a digital persona. 62 No matter how hard you try, your kids will typically have 53 Daniel Solove, ‘Justice Scalia’s Dossier: Interesting Issues about Privacy and Ethics’ (29 April 2009) Concurring Opinion Blog, available at ,www.concurringopinions.com/archives/2009/04/justice_scalias_2. html .. 54 Viktor […]

[…] to* create* a*culture* where* privacy* is* a* considered* part* of* doing* business,* and*shift* considerations* of* context* away* from* compliance,*notice* and*choice,* toward* broader* ethical* determinations.* In* addition,* the*review*by*an*internal*board*would*extend*to*concerns*about*fairness*and*equality*that* typically*exceed*the*remit*of*a*privacy*officer.*To* be* sure,* critics* and* consumer* advocates* may* not* view* an*internal* CSRB* as* trustworthy* or* independent.* After* all,* one*important* goal* of* a* CSRB* is* enhanced* transparency* of* […]

[…] separate telematics device in their car. EVENT DAT A RECORDERS Event Data Recorders are devices which record a brief snapshot of information related to an “event ,” typically a vehicle crash or near – crash . EDRs installed in motor vehicles record vehicle system 1 Automotive IQ, Automotive Diagnostic Systems: History of OBD (Jun. […]

[…] retained beyond the time 19 strictly necessary to provide s uch immedi ate answer or service; 20 (C) to perform system maintenance, diagnostics, debugging , or error repair s to 21 ensure or up date the functionality of a product or service provided by the covered 22 entity ; 23 (D) to detect or […]