SOCIAL – Jerome – Buying and Selling Privacy
Buying and Selling Privacy: Big Data’s Different Burdens and Benefits Joseph Jerome Big Data will change our conception of what individual privacy is. Already, today’s data -driven economy runs on our personal information, and this ha s made it more challenging for individuals to make informed decisions about what they want to keep private. The […]
Hirsch_In Search of the Holy Grail Global Privacy Rules
In Search of the Holy Grail: Achieving Global Privacy Rules Through Sector-Based Codes of Conduct Dennis D. Hirsch Geraldine W. Howell Professor of Law Capital University Law School 303 E. Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215 [email protected] (614) 558-0997 (c) (614) 236-6685 (o) The movement of personal data across national borders is fundamental to the Internet […]
Rubinstein – Big Data A Pretty Good Privacy Solution
1 Big Data : A Pretty Good Privacy Solution Ira S. Rubinstein * Introduction Big data — by which I mean the use of machine learning, statistical analysis, and other data mining techniques to extract hidden information and surprising correlations from very large a nd diverse data sets — raises numer ous privacy concerns. A […]
Hartzog Selinger – Big Data in Small Hands
Big Data in Small Hands W o o d r o w H a r t z o g * a n d E v a n S e l i n g e r ** “Big data” can be defined as a problem -solving philosophy that leverages massive data sets and algorithmic analysis to […]
Thierer_The Pursuit of Privacy in a World Where Information Control Is Failing
THE PURSUIT OF PRIVACY IN A W ORLD W HERE INFORMATION C ONTROL IS FAILING ADAM THIERER * INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………..410 I. NORMATIVE CONSIDERATIONS : T HE CHALLENGE OF DEFINING PRIVACY …………414 A. Privacy and “the Pursuit of Happiness” ……………………………………………..414 B. On the Problem of “Creepiness” as the Standard of Privacy Harm …………….417 C. Increasing Tensions Between Privacy Rights and Online Free Speech …..421 II. ENFORCEMENT COMPLICATIONS : C ONTROLLING INFORMATION FLOWS ……………..424 A. Media and Technological Convergence […]
Thierer_A Framework for Benefit Cost Analysis in Digital Privacy Debates
2013 ] 1055 A FRAMEWORK FOR BENE FIT -COST ANALYSIS IN DIGITAL PRIVACY D EBATES Adam Thierer * INTRODUCTION Policy debates surrounding online child safety and digital privacy share much in common . Both are complicated by thorny definitional di s- putes and highly subjective valuations of “harm.” Both issues can be su b- ject […]
Schwartz_Information Privacy in the Cloud
(1623) ARTICLE INFORMATION PRIVACY IN THE CLOUD PAUL M. SCHWARTZ † INTRODUCTION …………………………………………………………………. 1624 I. T HE USE OF THE CLOUD ……………………………………………….. 1626 A. International Processing of Personal Data……………………………….. 1628 B. Networked Data Processes …………………………………………………. 1630 C. Modular Units and Outsourced Services ………………………………… 1632 II. T HE M ISMATCH WITH INFORMATION PRIVACY LAW ………….. 1634 […]
Schwartz_EU-US Privacy Collision
1966 THE EU-U.S. PRIVACY COLLISION: A TURN TO INSTITUTIONS AND PROCEDURES Pa u l M . S c h w a r t z ∗ I. INTRODUCTION Internet scholarship in the United States generally concentrates on how decisions made in this country about copyright law, network neu- trality, and other policy areas shape cyberspace. 1 In one important as- pect of the evolving Internet, however, a comparative focus is indis- pensable. Legal forces outside the United States have significantly shaped the governance of information privacy, a highly important as- pect of cyberspace, and one involving central issues of civil liberties. The EU has played a major role in international decisions involving information privacy, a role that has been bolstered by the authority of EU member states to block data transfers to third party nations, in- cluding the United States. 2 The European Commission’s release in late January 2012 of its proposed “General Data Protection Regulation” (the Proposed Regula- tion) provides a perfect juncture to assess the ongoing EU-U.S. privacy collision. 3 An intense debate is now occurring about critical areas of information policy, including the rules for lawfulness of personal pro- cessing, the “right to be forgotten,” and the conditions for data flows between the EU and the United States. This Article begins by tracing the rise of the current EU-U.S. pri- vacy status quo. The European Commission’s 1995 Data Protection Directive (the Directive) staked out a number of bold positions, includ- ing a limit on international data transfers to countries that lacked “ad- equate” legal protections for personal information. 4 The impact of the […]
Richards_Data Privacy, Speech, and the Right to Be Forgotten After Sorrell
Data Privacy, Speech, and the Right to Be Forgotten After Sorrell Neil M. Richards Professor of Law Washington University School of Law Adapted from Intellectual Privacy (Oxford University Press 2014) I will be workshopping Chapter Four of Eleven chapters , which is currently titled “Data, ” but I have appended abstracts of the prec eding […]
Kesan et al_Information Privacy and Data Control in Cloud Computing
Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2042638 Illinois Program in Law, Behavior and Social Science Research Paper No. LBSS12 -11 Illinois Public Law and Legal Theory Research Paper No. 11 -20 Information Privacy and Data Control in Cloud Computing : Consumers, Privacy Preferences and Market Efficiency Jay P. Kesan * Carol M. Hayes** Masooda N. Bashir*** *Professor, […]