Cyber Mobs, Disinformation, and Death Videos: The Internet as It Is (and as It Should Be)
The following is a preview of an upcoming article in The Michigan Law Review (118
Cyber Security
How Three Presidential Campaigns Are Putting Supporters’ Privacy At Risk
Senators Booker, Harris, and Warren’s presidential campaign websites’ privacy policies say that they will only
The US Faces Cyber Threats on Multiple Fronts of Infrastructure
As the technology that supports our society continuously evolves, so have the threats we face
The Future of Data Privacy?
The following article is written by Sarah Hunt and Dr. Veronika Velch. In Canada, parties
The Accountability Hole in Public Records
This piece was originally published on E Pluribus Unum. In 2019, journalists, politicians and pundits shouldn’t be
It’s Time to Hack Cybersecurity Law
Inadequate security of computers, networks, systems, and data can devastate the economy, upend the lives
Why Congress Must Protect Black And Latino Americans From Russian Operatives’ Social Media Experiment In 2020
This piece was originally published on Blavity. It’s a common sentiment among communities of color that U.S.
Weapons of Mass Consumerism: Why China Wants Your Personal Information
by Joshua Geltzer and Bryan Jones On November 30, 2018, Marriott International acknowledged that “an