Virtually alive
It’s [coming up on] Passover, and as Jewish tradition teaches, the Exodus implicates issues of resurrection — of which there’s been a lot at LIKELIHOOD […]
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“The Victorian compromise”
Defamation and reputation management are issues of intense interest at LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®. Obviously cultural context means a lot when considering these two related topics. […]
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NSA monitoring program ruled unconstitutional
The ACLU reports: In the first federal challenge ever argued against the Bush administration’s NSA spying program, U.S. District Court Judge Anna Diggs Taylor rules […]
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Best of 2010: You got privacy in my policy! No, YOU got policy in MY privacy!
First posted on July 15, 2010.Mindful always of my civic duty, my unique relation to humanity, and legal webby things, I’ve updated the LIKELIHOOD OF […]
Continue reading »Don’t ask me to keep your secrets
Michael Atkins reports on an interesting development that could have a real effect on certain widespread litigation practices if it were to spread: A federal […]
Continue reading »The digital dead hand
It’s an estate planning / New York bar exam joke — it has to do with something called the Rule Against Perpetuities. Yes, of course, […]
Continue reading »Employees can expect some computer privacy
The general rule regarding employees and their computers is that they have no reasonable expectation of privacy as to communications or other information on them, […]
Continue reading »The Matrix Downloaded
Data security and privacy are not big topical interests of mine. Anything Europeans are obsessive about can’t be all that important. Throw in the ACLU, […]
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