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The Stanford Law and Technology Association invites everyone to an early evening talk with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren. She will be speaking at SLS on Wed Oct 19 from 4-5pm. RSVP today for this free event.
RSVP For Event with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren on Legislation and the Internet
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Internet Privacy Breach: Websites are Tracking User Information, Study Reports
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A new study released on Tuesday shows that many top websites are sharing personal user information to at least four other websites.
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To Track or “Do Not Track” – that is the Question | Stanford Center for Internet and Society
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This blog post is re-posted with permission from the Center for Democracy & Technology blog (see here).
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Jonathan Mayer, CIS Student Fellow, will be speaking at CISAC on Monday on the topic "Do Not Track: Technology, Policy and Politics."
Do Not Track: Technology, Policy, and Politics - CISAC
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Web tracking is pervasive: the average popular website incorporates over fifty third-party tracking mechanisms. And web tracking is unpopular: a majority of Americans oppose the practice. Do Not Track is a technology and policy response that would provide users with a simple, universal web tracking ...
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The Singularity ... and Government in the Future
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The sixth Singularity Summit is this weekend. The Summit is a TED style conference of 700 scientists, engineers, businesspeople, and technologistsÂ discussing issues pertaining to the Singularity.
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New York Times editorial about the Golan v. Holder case.

"Copyright gives writers and others the incentive to create by giving them exclusive right to their work. But Congress’s power to grant copyright is limited in time and scope so that works can move into the public domain, where they become an essential part of our culture. The government must find other ways to comply with the trade treaty without curbing free expression. "
The Public Domain
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A strong and convincing lawsuit challenged Congress’s ability to restore copyright protection to foreign works that had been in the public domain for decades.
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Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, recaps the Golan v. Holder argument.
Golan v. Holder Argument Recap | Stanford Center for Internet and Society
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It was my great honor to argue for the petitioners in Golan v. Holder before the Supreme Court of the United States last week. SCOTUS blog has an excellent recap of the argument on its case page, and the Court has posted the transcript and audio
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Tracking the Trackers: Where Everybody Knows Your Username | Stanford Center for Internet and Societ
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Click the local Home Depot ad and your email address gets handed to a dozen companies monitoring you. Your web browsing, past, present, and future, is now associated with your identity. Swap photos with friends on Photobucket and clue a couple dozen more
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Woodrow Hartzog, Junior Affiliate Scholar CIS, was quoted in this story about a woman suing Facebook claiming the social network collected private information about her and shared it with a third party.
Jefferson County woman sues Facebook over privacy
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A Jefferson County woman has sued Facebook, claiming the online social network collected private information about her, including her Internet browsing history, and may have provided the information to a third party.
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Ryan Calo (Director of Privacy and Robotics at CIS) is quoted in a story from the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, "Report: U.S. government targeted WikiLeaks volunteer, ISP from Santa Rosa."
Report: U.S. government targeted WikiLeaks volunteer, Sonic.net of Santa Rosa
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A Santa Rosa-based Internet provider complied with a secret court order to give the U.S. government information about a former Sonoma County man whose work with WikiLeaks has made him a target for those opposed to the group’s practice of anonymously releasing sensitive data.
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The End of Satellite Decoders for Sports Broadcasting in Europe? | Stanford Center for Internet and.
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Not quite, but the UK-based Football Association Premier League (FAPL) will not be celebrating the ruling of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on the subject from yesterday. Football Association Premier League Ltd et al. v. QC Leisure et al. bears the
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Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, talking with reporters after his argument at the Supreme Court.
Tony Falzone after Golan Hearing
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Tony's speaking with the press after his rock star argument today at the SCOTUS.
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Jimi Hendrix Is Cited During Supreme Court Arguments
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Jimi Hendrix was among several artists discussed in a case on whether Congress acted constitutionally by restoring copyright protection to works that had been in the public domain.
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Read the full-text of the transcript of Anthony Falzone’s oral argument in Golan v. Holder.
http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts/10-545.pdf
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Video of the Copyright Society and Washington College of Law’s post Golan v. Holder argument discussion with Anthony Falzone (executive director of the Fair Use Project at CIS), David Carson, Chris Moore and Mike Carroll.
Golan v. Holder: Post Argument Discussion
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Stanford Center for Internet and Society The Stanford Law and Technology Association invites everyone to an early evening talk with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren. She will be speaking at SLS on Wed Oct 19 from 4-5pm. RSVP today for this free event.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Jonathan Mayer, CIS Student Fellow, will be speaking at CISAC on Monday on the topic "Do Not Track: Technology, Policy and Politics."

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, recaps the Golan v. Holder argument.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Woodrow Hartzog, Junior Affiliate Scholar CIS, was quoted in this story about a woman suing Facebook claiming the social network collected private information about her and shared it with a third party.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Ryan Calo (Director of Privacy and Robotics at CIS) is quoted in a story from the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, "Report: U.S. government targeted WikiLeaks volunteer, ISP from Santa Rosa."

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, talking with reporters after his argument at the Supreme Court.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society shared a link.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Read the full-text of the transcript of Anthony Falzone’s oral argument in Golan v. Holder.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society Video of the Copyright Society and Washington College of Law’s post Golan v. Holder argument discussion with Anthony Falzone (executive director of the Fair Use Project at CIS), David Carson, Chris Moore and Mike Carroll.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
The Stanford Law and Technology Association invites everyone to an early evening talk with Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren. She will be speaking at SLS on Wed Oct 19 from 4-5pm. RSVP today for this free event.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Jonathan Mayer, CIS Student Fellow, will be speaking at CISAC on Monday on the topic "Do Not Track: Technology, Policy and Politics."

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, recaps the Golan v. Holder argument.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Woodrow Hartzog, Junior Affiliate Scholar CIS, was quoted in this story about a woman suing Facebook claiming the social network collected private information about her and shared it with a third party.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Ryan Calo (Director of Privacy and Robotics at CIS) is quoted in a story from the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, "Report: U.S. government targeted WikiLeaks volunteer, ISP from Santa Rosa."

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Anthony Falzone, Executive Director of the Fair Use Project at CIS, talking with reporters after his argument at the Supreme Court.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Read the full-text of the transcript of Anthony Falzone’s oral argument in Golan v. Holder.

Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Video of the Copyright Society and Washington College of Law’s post Golan v. Holder argument discussion with Anthony Falzone (executive director of the Fair Use Project at CIS), David Carson, Chris Moore and Mike Carroll.