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61.

Hacking trademarks for free culture

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12 years ago

1 points

62.

Attn Security Researchers and Hackers. Appeal Computer Fraud Act (RE: WEEV)

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13 years ago

1 points

63.

Fighting Facebook, a Campaign for a People’s Terms of Service

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13 years ago

1 points

64.

Innovation or Exploitation? Get a geek perspective on CFAA. 2/19 at Stanford.

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13 years ago

1 points

65.

Strengthen the FCC's Proposed Net Neutrality Protections by Closing Loopholes

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2 years ago

1 points

66.

In a Win for the Open Internet, AT&T Stops Zero-Rating Its Own Video (2021)

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3 years ago

1 points

67.

Robot ethics book released by MIT Press

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15 years ago

1 points

68.

Tracking the Trackers: Microsoft Advertising (Microsoft used evercokie)

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15 years ago

1 points

69.

AI Creations: Legally Protected?

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5 years ago

1 points

70.

A Free Digital Society - What Makes Digital Inclusion Good or Bad?

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15 years ago

1 points

71.

Twisted Tracking Law Precedent Badly Needs Straightening Out

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6 years ago

1 points

72.

Privacy & Innovation: A Data Privacy Day Reflection

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15 years ago

1 points

73.

Security Risks of Government Hacking [pdf]

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7 years ago

1 points

74.

What Americans Actually Told the FCC about Net Neutrality Repeal [pdf]

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8 years ago

1 points

75.

Tool Without a Handle: Tools and the Search for Meaning

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8 years ago

1 points

76.

What is Amazon's responsibility over its facial recognition tech?

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8 years ago

1 points

77.

SB 822 Would Secure Net Neutrality for California

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8 years ago

1 points

78.

The European Commission, For One, Welcomes Our New Robot Overlords

cyberlaw.stanford.edu

9 years ago

1 points