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Stanford Information Law SymposiumPosted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on May 21, 2008 10:14 AM Subscribe Alerts: Though it could scarcely be more cumbersomely named — the Transatlantic Information Law Symposium — this upcoming (and free) program at Stanford Law School looks excellent, featuring such big...[Read the rest]

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Why McLuhan was right when it comes to attention: Through his always enriching podcast, I've heard Cory Doctorow give variations on his privacy talk at least five or six times over the last year. The most current iteration is... [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Sep 25, 2007 10:29 AM
Know my shared items, know me: Mario Romero's Facebook application, which shares your Google Reader shared items to other Facebook users, demonstrates how well it's possible to know someone based solely on what they browse and... [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Aug 12, 2007 3:56 PM
Social networks: what goes out, what goes in: The Social Networking 3.0 panel at AlwaysOn considered issues of identity, attention, and intellectual property. [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Aug 2, 2007 4:28 PM
Section 230 immunity for case-based identity/reputation systems?: As an example of someone who thinks he owns his reputation data, here's lawyer John Henry Browne, threatening to sue new lawyer rating service Avvo over a rating he... [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Jun 10, 2007 12:23 AM
If reputation is money in the bank, who owns the PIN?: As evidenced by the many lawsuits against Google concerning PageRank or other search result (read reputational) slippage, the notion that you own your digital reputation — even if it is... [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Jun 6, 2007 10:17 AM
"Creating a permanent record of things that we do casually": Current.tv has a good "pod" (if not a good branding department; really, can't we call these things something else?) titled They're Watching, featuring the insights of Mark Rasch, former head... [Read the rest]; Posted by Denise Howell in Lawgarithms on: Jun 4, 2007 8:54 PM