There is a strong case for keeping the free trade agreement on the front burner in the media including social media, not to treat it as news in that fast paced news cycle. In the end it's about the big picture, not about the small print.
Dictators, mired in more technologically primitive societies, didn't develop the fearsome new implements of control of the National Security State. Google and other leaders in this field of massively mined and shared information did.
Both the administration and members of Congress have stated that the goal is to provide government and the private sector with robust tools to fight cybersecurity threats while still protecting individuals' civil liberties and privacy rights. But their bill fails the test.
"Mr. Speaker, the domestic use of drones is on the way. There will be more eyes in the sky looking over America." With those words, last week, Repres...
A single email may be subject to different legal standards depending on whether it is in transit, in storage, how long it is in storage, or whether it has been opened.
The allure and thrill of the unknown ending in an over-scripted world and the visceral encounter with the unaltered has left us drunk and horny on communal media peep shows.
French tabloid Closer magazine published a series of photos of Kate Middleton sunbathing topless on Friday, sending shockwaves around the world and pr...
British Airways will soon be literally watching out for its most important customers. The airline says its new "Know Me" program involves a thoroug...
How much ongoing access to your personal information, including your online login information, do you want your employer to have?
The chances of an American dying in a terrorist incident in a given year are 1 in 3.5 million. To reduce that risk, to make something minuscule even more minuscule, what has the nation spent? What has it cost us?
Any reforms that halt the harvest of personal information that is most nettlesome on privacy grounds would be fundamentally incompatible with the Internet's essential business model.
One thing is for certain: the Department of Education's mishandling of personal student financial data in this latest data breach proves that we should be wary of how the Department will utilize this type of data in the future.
WASHINGTON -- A majority of the Supreme Court appeared unlikely Wednesday morning to help a California man who claims he suffered severe mental and em...
WASHINGTON -- Next week, the Supreme Court will hear two of the most significant cases slated for oral argument this side of the New Year. Monday...
For the average American citizen, the notion of privacy is extinct. Any information you put out into cyberspace could come back to bite you. Be alert: Big Brother is watching you.
WASHINGTON -- The FBI is preparing new investigative guidelines for its agents that civil libertarians say would make it easier for agents to search c...
The outrageous invasion of our privacy rights that is the whole-body scanner (and its equally outrageous counterpart, the full-body pat down) was hurr...
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case early next year that will impact whether corporations are able to prevent the government from publicly rel...
If our political activity is known to our neighbors, future employers, and every random crazy with internet access, are we setting ourselves up for a more constrained political culture?
Is your email private? You may think it is, but you may also be surprised how easy it is for law enforcement to access it without a warrant.
On May 21, my law office filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook in the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island over privacy concerns relating to "Instant Personalization."
In October, the Illinois state's attorney's office sparked controversy when it subpoenaed materials, documents and e-mails regarding the Anthony McKin...
Demand that you or your loved one be given the right to maintain sexual independence, stressing that it's not inappropriate or offensive for people to be sexually active in their later years.
Facebook's new Populism 2.0 approach may be more appearance than substance.
You would think Google executives have better things to do than go after the funding of a small consumer group like ours. Shame on Google for trying to get rid of the Davids.
