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[…] Similarly, should the opinions of a review board be confidential or publicly available? Confidential opinions do not instill as much consumer trust; however, public opinions risk being watered down to mitigate future litigation risks, and could potentially chill valuable innovation.  Some companies have privacy advisory boards already – is a Consumer Review Board a […]

[…] -hearted approach to enforcement.”)). 25 Id. at 2793 (citing James M. Assey, Jr. & Demetrios A. Eleftheriou, The EU -U.S. Privacy Safe Harbor: Smooth Sailing or Troubled Waters? , 9 COMM LAW CONSPECTUS : J. COMM . L & POL ‘Y 145, 158 (2001)). 26 See, e.g. , Commission Staff Working Document SEC (2004) […]

[…] the firm; the integration of privacy decisionmaking into technology design and business -line processes through the distribution of privacy expertise within business units and 357 See Nigel Waters, Privacy Impact Assessment —Great Potential Not Often Realized , in P RIVACY IMPACT ASSESSMENT 149, 150 –51 (Wright & De Hert eds . 2012) (explaining that […]

[…] activity on every monitor then this can quickly overwhelm the operator. To avoid this the operator s must somehow filter the information. However, this proc ess of filtration often draws on social stereotypes in determining who to target, which risks the operator missing crimes by non-stereotypical offenders (Nor ris 2002). Operators are also subject […]

[…] censorship.   iii.  Current Examples :    1.  AOL:  AOL provides their customers with standard Internet  filtering and  parental control technology. 32  2.  Rulespace is one company which provides back-end fi ltering technology to  many major ISP’s, and providers of mobile Internet  as well. 33  3.  Crisp Thinking 34:    Crisp Thinking, makers of the IMsafer technology di scussed in the Client  side software section, are part of the next generat ion of parental controls  technology that will be more nuanced than the curre nt all-or-nothing  approach to content  filtration. Their programs allo w for behavior analysis  of each individual user in MMOG’s or other online e nvironments, and  provide a quantified breakdown of the degree to whi ch users have had  inappropriate interactions with other users. Their  systems use pattern  recognition software over extended periods to deter mine whether  interactions between users may take on potentially  harmful aspects of  cyber-bullying or sexual predation. Their system ca n also block messages  containing objectionable content in real-time befor e the recipient sees  them.  4.  ChatS.O.S. is an Israeli company which provides  real-time IM monitoring  and filtering capabilities to parents, including th e ability to block  inappropriate messages from reaching their intended  recipients.      Challenges     […]

[…] censorship.   iii.  Current Examples :    1.  AOL:  AOL provides their customers with standard Internet  filtering and  parental control technology. 32  2.  Rulespace is one company which provides back-end fi ltering technology to  many major ISP’s, and providers of mobile Internet  as well. 33  3.  Crisp Thinking 34:    Crisp Thinking, makers of the IMsafer technology di scussed in the Client  side software section, are part of the next generat ion of parental controls  technology that will be more nuanced than the curre nt all-or-nothing  approach to content  filtration. Their programs allo w for behavior analysis  of each individual user in MMOG’s or other online e nvironments, and  provide a quantified breakdown of the degree to whi ch users have had  inappropriate interactions with other users. Their  systems use pattern  recognition software over extended periods to deter mine whether  interactions between users may take on potentially  harmful aspects of  cyber-bullying or sexual predation. Their system ca n also block messages  containing objectionable content in real-time befor e the recipient sees  them.  4.  ChatS.O.S. is an Israeli company which provides  real-time IM monitoring  and filtering capabilities to parents, including th e ability to block  inappropriate messages from reaching their intended  recipients.      Challenges     […]