Orin S. Kerr quoted in American Bar Association Journal on the Supreme Court and computer crime law (6/24/21)
Bloomberg Law quotes Catherine Fisk on Grubhub driver’s appeal and Gig issues in California (6/9/21)
Paul Schwartz quoted in Monitor on paying attention to privacy (6/4/21)
WH relying on Tejas Narechania’s work, according to Axios (5/14/21)
Mark Cohen quoted in Washington Post on global trade, IP and vaccines (4/8/21)
Orin Kerr quoted in Los Angeles Times on search and seizure (4/8/21)
Peter Menell quoted in Time on Supreme Court decision in Google v. Oracle (4/6/21)
Wall Street Journal and Financial Times quote Pam Samuelson on Google v. Oracle decision (4/5/21)
NPR quotes Catherine Crump on email privacy (3/31/21)
NPR quotes Orin Kerr on Supreme Court police shooting/4th Amendment decision (3/25/21)
Pam Samueslon quoted in Fortune on regulation of big tech (3/25/21)
Wired quotes Catherine Fisk on unionization of tech workers (3/19/21)
Paul Schwartz quoted in New York Times on private investigators’ use of databases (3/18/21)
Law.com and Reuters report appointment of Jennifer Urban to head California privacy board (3/17/21)
Fortune quotes Jim Dempsey on Texas investigation of Twitter (3/11/21)
Tejas Narechania and Erik Stallman op-ed on net neutrality in Mercury News (3/9/21)
Sonia Katyal quoted in VentureBeat on whistleblower protections for tech workers (3/8/21)
Mark Cohen quoted in Bloomberg on new China trade secrets law (3/7/21)
Berkeley Conversations features Deirdre Mulligan on misinformation and the pandemic (12/9/20)
Orin Kerr quoted in SF Chronicle on Supreme Court hearings via telephone (11/25/20)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Vice on military purchase of consumers’ location data (11/17/20)
Catherine Fisk quoted in Market Watch on rights of gig workers (10/26/20)
ED Jim Dempsey quoted by ABA News on election disinformation (10/5/20)
USA Today quotes Orin Kerr on Supreme Court (10/4/20)
AP quotes Orin Kerr on Supreme Court term (10/3/2020)
Wall Street Journal quotes Pam Samuelson on Instagram copying TikTok (8/9/20)
Orin Kerr quoted in The Atlantic on Supreme Court term limits (9/22/20)
LLM Guide covers BCLT and Berkeley’s Law & Tech Certificate (9/18/20)
Jim Dempsey quoted in Mashable on data collection and COVID (9/7/20)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Financial Times on Palantir (9/4/20)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in LA Times on California ballot initiative on privacy (8/28/20)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Market Watch on Palantir (8/26/20)
Rebecca Wexler quoted by Bloomberg News on defendant’s subpoena for Facebook data (8/20/20)
ED Jim Dempsey discusses TikTok ban on Bloomberg podcast (8/28/20)
Deirdre Mulligan’s work on differential privacy discussed in Brookings’ TechStream (8/11/20)
Extensive summary in China Daily of BCLT webinar on China trade and IP (8/4/20)
Jennifer Urban quoted in Bloomberg Law on the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (7/24/20)
Orin Kerr interviewed on WNYC about feds in Portland (7/22/20)
Pamela Samuelson quoted in Bloomberg Law on digital lending and fair use (7/22/20)
Orin Kerr quoted in Washington Post on federal arrest powers (7/17/20)
Rebecca Wexler quoted in Techwire on algorithms in the criminal justice system (7/17/20)
Rebecca Wexler quoted in Roll Call discussing issues with the current rules of evidence in criminal court (7/14/20)
Sonia Katyal quoted in Vox on racist corporate brand names (7/9/20)
Catherine Fisk quoted in Vox on police union reforms (6/24/20)
Catherine Crump op-ed in LA Times on prison privacy in the COVID-19 era (6/22/20)
Catherine Fisk quoted in Huffington Post on reforming police unions (06/20/20)
Sonia Katyal Op-Ed in New York Times (6/19/20)
Rebecca Wexler’s work cited in Wired (6/19/20)C
Catherine Fisk op-ed in SF Chronicle on police reform (6/16/20)
Catherine Fisk quoted by Bloomberg News on worker safety (06/11/20)
Catherine Crump quoted in Salon on police surveillance (6/2/20)
Catherine Crump op-ed on monitoring prisoner email, in Washington Post (5/14/20)
Catherine Crump interviewed in California Magazine on doorbell cameras (5/4/20)
Erik Stallman quoted on Bloomberg on SCOTUS copyright case (4/27/20)
Andera Roth in SF Chronicle on video trials (4/7/2020)
Berkeley ranked #1 in intellectual property programs by US News (3/16/20)
Pam Samuelson testifies before Senate subcommittee (3/10/20)
Orin Kerr quoted in Washington Post on presidential power (1/30/20)
Orin Kerr quoted in Bloomberg Law on phone unlocking (10/7/19)
Pam Samuelson quoted in Fortune on Twitter and fair use (10/3/19)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Fortune on Facebook privacy settlement (10/1/19)
Orin Kerr quoted in Time on computer crime (9/9/19)
Deirdre Mulligan quoted in Bloomberg Government on tech expertise and policymaking (9/5/19)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Denver Post, on consumer privacy (8/31/19)
Chris Hoofnagle New York Times op-ed on consumer consent (1/29/19)
Mark Cohen on NPR re China IP theft and trade (1/29/19)
Sonia Katyal quoted in Fast Company on AI accountability and IP law (1/28/19)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in AP News on federal privacy bills (1/16/19)
Sonia Katyal quoted on AI and civil rights (12/10/18)
Berkeley among “Best schools for legal technology” PreLaw mag (Fall 2018, p.28)
Mark Cohen quoted on China and IP rights on CNBC (10/4/18)
Deirdre Mulligan quoted in Fortune on unmasking AI’s bias problem (6/25/18)
Mulligan-Bamberger book cited by WSJ (June 18, 2018)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in New York Times on California privacy ballot measure (5/14/18)
Mark Cohen quoted in Wall Street Journal on Chinese trademark applications (5/5/18)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in Facebook privacy issues in The Guardian (3/26/18)
USA Today quotes BCLT ED Jim Dempsey on encryption debate (2/15/18)
Ars Technica quotes Catherine Crump on privacy and autonomous cars (2/3/18)
Jim Dempsey quoted in US News on federal privacy board (7/26/17)
Ken Bamberger and Deirdre Mulligan piece in Time on teens and privacy (3/29/17)
Chris Hoofnagle quoted in IEEE Spectrum on online tracking (8/23/16)
Deirdre Mulligan and Kenneth Bamberger op-ed: Is your data really safer in Europe (6/6/16)
Sonia Katyal appointed to Commerce Department’s Digital Economy Board of Advisors (3/29/16)
Berkeley Law Professor Deirdre Mulligan and Professor Kenneth Bamberger’s op-ed on Apple v. FBI (3/23/16)
IP Law Program at Berkeley Law Ranked #1 by U.S. News & World Report Again (3/18/16)
To improve justice, police should use body and dashboard cams, argues BCLT co-director Catherine Crump in Slate op-ed (3/18/16)
President Obama has nominated Jim Dempsey, Executive Director, Berkeley Center for Law and Technology, for a second term on the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (3/17/16)
Dempsey: Apple currently has ability to modify this phone (2/17/16)
BCLT co-director Paul Schwartz discusses privacy laws becoming more complex in Daily Journal (12/30/15)
Jim Dempsey testimony on privacy and the Internet of Things now online at (11/12/15) (starting at 2:23:15)
Professors Christopher Hoofnagle and Peter Menell elected to ALI
Professor Robert Merges Delivers Lecture at Seoul National University Law School (9/09/15)
BCLT 2015-2016 Annual Bulletin available for download (Summer 2015)
The UC Berkeley School of Law highlights the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology (BCLT) with new Executive Director, Jim Dempsey, in its latest alumni magazine, The Transcript. (Spring 2015)
New Pilot Program Connects Berkeley Law Students to Startups (6/18/15)
By Andrew Cohen, Berkeley Law
Got Your Number: Cyber-attacks Make Us Rethink the Idea of Social Security Numbers (5/28/15)
By Chelsea Leu, California Magazine
Silicon Valley Is Letting Go of Its Techie Island Fantasies (5/16/15)
By Kyle DeNuccio, Wired
Will the American Law Institute “Restate” or Try to Rewrite U.S. Copyright Law? (4/28/15)
By Glenn Lammi, Washington Legal Foundation Legal Pulse
Smart Devices Make Everything Easier – Like Spying On Users (4/27/15)
By Amisha Manek, American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California
Alumnus-founded Startup Releases New App Designed for UC Berkeley Community (3/18/15)
By Ishaan Srivastava, Daily Californian
BCLT ranked #1 Intellectual Property Law Program (3/10/15)
By the U.S. New & World Report
Privacy Conference Brings Berkeley Law Scholarship to Silicon Valley (3/9/15)
By Leslie Gordon, Berkeley Law
After 18 Years at CDT, Dempsey Moves to Berkeley (2/5/2015)
By Angelique Carson, The Privacy Advisor
Software Patents after CLS Bank: US – China Comparison (1/28/2015)
By Robert P. Merges, Professor, UC Berkeley and Renjun Bian, LLM Student, UC Berkeley
Coming this spring: Campanile turns 100, national parks and privacy in spotlight (1/27/2015)
By Andy Murdock, UC Berkeley News Center
The cyberattack on Sony Pictures made employees collateral damage (12/3/2014)
By Andrea Peterson, The Washington Post
91 Percent of Americans Say Consumers Have ‘Lost Control’ of Online Privacy (11/12/2014)
By Chandra Johnson, Deseret News
City of Seattle Launches Digital Privacy Initiative (11/3/2014)
Ballard News-Tribune
Consent, User Reliance, and Fair Use (10/2014)
By Kevin Hickey, Yale Journal of Law & Technology
Women Leaders in Tech Law: Mallun Yen, RPX Corp. (9/18/2014)
The Recorder
The Potemkinism of Privacy Pragmatism (9/2/2014)
By Chris Hoofnagle, Slate
Authors Alliance Welcomes Its New Executive Director, BCLT Fellow Michael Wolfe (9/1/2014)
The Authors Alliance Blog
Exit, Voice, and the Privacy Paradox (8/4/2014)
By Chris Hoofnagle, Berkeley Law
Differing Privacy Regimes: A Mini-Poll on Mutual EU – U.S. Distrust (7/22/2014)
By Paul Schwartz, Privacy Association
Symposium: Aereo, Disruptive Technology, and Statutory Interpretation (6/26/2014)
By Peter Menell and David Nimmer, SCOTUSblog
Symposium: Go Ask Alice — What Can You Patent After Alice v. CLS Bank? (6/20/2014)
By Robert Merges, SCOTUSblog
‘Korean Firms Should Pay More Attention to Privacy’ (6/12/2014)
By Yoon Sung-won, The Korea Times
Rethinking Privacy: Though Technology has Outpaced Policy, That’s No Reason to Give Up (6/2/2014)
By Colin Wood, Govtech.com
New Authors Alliance Wants to Ease Some Copyright Rules (5/31/2014)
By Meredith May, SFGate
Ruling on Google Search Highlights Privacy Rift (5/14/2014)
By Noel King, Marketplace
Europe Court Ruling Reboots Web Privacy Rules for Google, Others (5/13/2014)
By Chris O’Brien, LA Times
Much Ado About Copyright’s ‘Making Available’ Right (5/9/2014)
By Peter S. Menell, The Media Institute
Top 12 Entertainment Law Schools for Hollywood (5/6/2014)
By Brandon Kirby, The Hollywood Reporter
Big Data: Seizing Opportunities, Preserving Values (5/1/2014)
Executive Office of the President
An Essay on the Legacy of Chisum on Patents (4/9/2014)
By Robert Merges, BCLT
The Battle for Leadership in Education Privacy Law: Will California Seize the Throne? (3/27/2014)
By Daniel Solove and Paul Schwartz, SafeGov.org
My Dinner with Jan (3/18/2014)
By Christopher Wolf, Privacy Association
FCC Effectively Concedes Defeat on Net Neutrality (2/20/2014)
By James Tuthill
Are Google, Yahoo and Microsoft Living Up to Their Promises in China? (1/8/2014)
By Verne Kopytoff, Time
Is Sacramento The World’s Capital of Internet Privacy Regulation? (1/6/2014)
By Eric Goldman, Forbes
From Petraeus Scandal, an Apostle for Privacy (1/5/2014)
By Jennifer Steinhauer, The New York Times
Privacy Expert Chris Hoofnagle Wins Prestigious Research Award (12/28/2013)
By Andrew Cohen
California Practitioners Review Progress Of State, Federal Privacy Legislation (12/5/2013)
By Joyce E. Cutler, BNA
Court Rules for Google Books, Cites Samuelson Clinic Brief (11/14/2013)
Cookies that track Internet users are dying out (10/29/2013)
By Brandon Bailey, San Jose Mercury News
To What End Are We Connecting the World? (10/21/2013)
By Chris Hoofnagle, Huffington Post
Professor Samuelson Highlights the Need for Higher Education’s Copyright Access (10/21/2013)
By Scott Jashik, Inside Higher Ed
Privacy Expert Hoofnagle Analyzes Implications of NSA Surveillance (7/5/2013)
Groups at Odds Over Possible Privacy Provisions in U.S.–EU Trade Agreement (5/27/2013)
By Katie W. Johnson, Bloomberg BNA
NSA Surveillance Reflects a Broader Interpretation of the Patriot Act
By Tom Simonite & Rachel Metz, MIT Technology Review
Is Google reading your bMail? (5/20/2013)
By Chris Hoofnagle, The Berkeley Blog
Today’s Congressional Testimony on Copyright Reform Will Address Excessive Penalties for Consumers (5/16/2013)
By Mike Palmedo, infojustice.org
Advocates call for legal protections for copyright consumers (5/16/2013)
By Grant Gross, IDG News Service
Boston Attacks Inspire Use of Surveillance Cameras in Cities Nationwide (5/15/2013)
By Spencer Michels, PBS
IRS Has More Powers Than Ever Before, Monitors Facebook, EBay (5/13/2013)
Newsmax.com
White House Picks Berkeley Law Grad as First Chief Privacy Officer (5/7/2013)
By Declan McCullagh, CNET
What is the Price of Free Content? Chris Hoofnagle Studies the Consumer Implications (4/30/2013)
By TAP Staff Blogger, TAP
EU Privacy and the Cloud: Consent and Jurisdiction Under the Proposed Regulation (4/29/2013)
By Paul Schwartz, Bloomberg BNA
Industry List Of Potential US GIs Released Ahead Of WIPO Meeting (4/27/2013)
By Catherine Saez, Intellectual Property Watch
Professor Pamela Samuelson inducted into American Academy of Arts and Sciences (4/25/2013)
By Seif Abdelghaffar, The Daily Californian
Stern Words, and a Pea-Size Punishment, for Google (4/22/2013)
By Claire Miller, The New York Times
ALI to Commence Restatement Project (4/13/2013)
The Bureau of National Affairs
Whose MP3s Are They, Anyway? (4/11/2013)
By Caitlin Kenney, NPR
The modern privacy function: balancing strategy with the operational (4/8/2013)
By Deirdre Mulligan & Kenneth Bamberger, Privacy Perspectives
IRS High-Tech Tools Track Your Digital Footprints (4/5/2013)
By Richard Satran, U.S. News & World Report
Fear and Loathing with the Digital Wallet (4/3/2013)
By Chris Metinko, MainStreet
Report of the BCLT Privacy conference in Palo Alto (4/2/2013)
A Setback for Resellers of Digital Products (4/1/2013)
By Ben Sisario, The New York Times
Trade Agreements Offer Opportunity To Promote Privacy, Speakers Say (3/25/2013)
By Joyce E. Cutler, Privacy & Security Law Report
Health Privacy, Data Breaches in Sights Of California AG, Technology Assistant Says (3/25/2013)
By Joyce E. Cutler, Privacy & Security Law Report
Is It Legal To Sell Your Old MP3s? (3/20/2013)
By Caitlin Kenney, NPR
bMail: Berkeley’s B-minus idea (3/19/2013)
By Chris Jay Hoofnagle
Court To Sentence AT&T Hacker Andrew Auernheimer (3/18/2013)
By Martin Kaste, NPR
Mobile wallet technology raises privacy, security concerns (3/18/2013)
By Lindsay Wise, The Sacramento Bee
How the America Invents Act Will Change Patenting Forever (3/15/2013)
By Nathan Hurst, Wired.com
Cal’s Berkeley Law tops Stanford Law for most-wanted IP law grads (3/13/2013)
By Lemery Reyes, Silicon Valley Business Journal
BCLT Ranked #1 IP Law Program by U.S. News & World Report (3/13/2013)
U.S. News & World Report
Operationalizing privacy: how empowered is your privacy office? (2/27/2013)
By Deirdre Mulligan, Privacy Perspectives
Nuclear deterrence for patents: let’s create a network of defensive patents (2/21/2013)
By Jennifer Urban, Wired.com
Proponents of cellphone unlocking ask the White House for help (2/18/2013)
By Jon Healy, LA Times
ost Book Club: Justifying IP — Putting the Horse Before Descartes (1/30/2013)
By Rob Merges, PrawfsBlawg
Google Explains How It Handles Police Requests For Users’ Data (1/28/2013)
By Martin Kaste, NPR
Aaron Swartz: Opening Access to Knowledge (1/25/2013)
By Pamela Samuelson, SFGate
Instagram Says Users’ Photos Won’t Appear in Ads (12/18/2012)
By Barbara Ortutay, Associated Press
New Council for Identity Protection to Examine Online Identity Issues (12/14/2012)
Digital ID News
US Majority Says ‘Do Not Mail’ (12/14/2012)
By Susan Gluss, Futurity
How can I protect my privacy online? (12/13/2012)
By Jack Schofield, The Guardian
Why the Supreme Court Should Grant Certiorari in Retractable Technologies (12/5/2012)
By Peter Menell and Jonas Anderson, Patently-O
Hacker Locates John McAfee Through Smartphone Tracks (12/4/2012)
The Washington Post
That Junk Mail We Hate? The USPS Literally Can’t Get Enough (12/4/2012)
By Brian O’Connell, The Street
Your Online Attention, Bought in an Instant (11/17/2012)
By Natasha Singer, The New York Times
More Companies Are Tracking Online Data, Study Finds (11/12/2012)
By Natasha Singer, The New York Times
Microsoft, Motorola Set to Square Off in Court Over Patent Payments (11/10/2012)
By Janet I. Tu, The Seattle Times
Report: Advertisers Undermining Do Not Track Plans (10/9/2012)
By Stewart Mitchell, PC Pro
The Patent, Used as a Sword (10/7/2012)
By Charles Duhigg and Steve Lohr, The New York Times
Study Finds Broad Wariness Over Online Tracking (10/8/2012)
By Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
Study: Americans Don’t Know What Ad Tracking Is, But They Sure Don’t Like It (10/8/2012)
By Jeff Bercovici, Forbes
Cell Phone Location Data Raises Protection/Privacy Issues (10/1/2012)
By Eve Troeh, Marketplace Tech
Facebook Can ID Faces, but Using Them Grows Tricky (9/21/2012)
By Somini Sengupta and Kevin O’Brien, The New York Times
Google’s Digital Library Plan Hits Another Snag (9/18/2012)
By Laura Sydell, NPR
Will Apple Attack Google Directly in Anti-Android Campaign? (9/4/2012)
By Lisa Shuchman, Corporate Counsel
Online Tracking and Consumer “Choice” (8/30/2012)
By Jay Stanley, Free Future
Consumers Likely to Feel Impact of Apple Defeat of Samsung (8/27/2012)
By Scott Martin, USA Today
Samsung Case Puts Apple Closer to Google Fight (8/27/2012)
By Claire Cain Miller, The New York Times
Apple-Samsung Verdict May Hurt Consumers (8/27/2012)
By James Temple, San Francisco Chronicle
Apple vs Samsung: How Verdict Can Alter the Dynamics of Smartphone Industry (8/27/2012)
By Brian X. Chen, The Times of India
Could a ‘Defensive Patent License’ Fix the U.S. Patent System? (8/27/2012)
By Meghin Delaney, Corporate Counsel
Apple Gets More than $1 Billion in Suit (8/24/2012)
SFGate
A Verdict That Alters an Industry (8/24/2012)
By Brian X. Chen, The New York Times
Apple Beats Samsung: First Reactions (8/24/2012)
By Brian X. Chen, The New York Times
Jury Awards $1 Billion to Apple in Samsung Patent Case (8/24/2012)
By Nick Wingfield, New York Times
Behavioural Tracking: You’re Being Stalked Across the Web (8/7/2012)
By Chris Sorenson, Macleans
Surveillance Tools at Issue in Lawsuit (7/15/2012)
By Chad Bray, The Wall Street Journal
How Google Products Go from Creepy to Cool (7/13/2012)
By Elinor Mills, CNET News
Consumers Say No to Mobile Ad Tactics (7/13/2012)
By Stewart Mitchell
Mobile Phone Users Sorely Mistaken About How Much Privacy They Have (7/12/2012)
By Casey Johnston, Ars Technica
Study Shows Americans Expect Mobile Phone Data Privacy (7/12/2012)
By Dieter Bohn, The Verge
Reforming Copyright Is Possible (7/9/2012)
By Pamela Samuelson, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Researchers Find Web Tracking Up, Privacy Down (7/5/2012)
By Ed Bott, ZDNet
Berkeley Law’s First Web Privacy Census Is Out and It’s Troubling (6/27/2012)
By Violet Blue, cnet.com
Web Privacy Census Shows Tracking Pervasive (6/26/2012)
by James Temple, San Francisco Chronicle
UC Berkeley Web Census Shows That Internet Users Are Constantly Tracked (6/26/2012)
By Sohan Shah, The Daily Californian
Expert: More Transparency Needed To See True Scope of Identity Theft (6/23/2012)
By Lee Rood, The Des Moines Register
Should We Fear Children Accessing Facebook? (6/21/2012)
By Jason Schultz, DMLcentral
Berkeley Law Professors Propose ‘Tactical Disarmament’ Agreement for Patent Suits (6/13/2012)
The Verge
“Defensive Patent License” Created to Protect Innovators from Trolls (6/12/2012)
By Jon Brodkin, Ars Technica
Patent Granted to Encourage Purchase of Digital Textbooks (6/11/2012)
By Cyrus Farivar, Ars Technica
Few Privacy Regulations Inhibit Facebook (6/13/2012)
Technology Review
Facebook May Let Kids Under 13 Join With Parent’s Help (6/5/2012)
By Roger Yu, USA TODAY
Web Privacy Measurement: Genesis of a Community (6/4/2012)
33 Bits of Entropy
White House Summit on Botnet Combat Held (5/31/2012)
Marketplace.org
How Does Fair Use Fit Into The Critique Of Copyright? (5/18/2012)
Techdirt
Email, Companies and Social Norms (5/7/2012)
ACLU
Dispatch investigation | Credit scars (5/6/2012)
The Columbus Dispatch
More CORI Reforms Go Into Effect In Mass (5/4/2012)
wbur.org
U.S. expert Samuelson: “ACTA should concern us all” (5/3/2012)
derStandard.at
A Dirty Debut (5/3/2012)
By Emily Yoffe, Slate
Adapt laws to allay mobile payments privacy fears – Berkeley researchers (5/3/2012)
Finextra
Revived Google Books case chugs onwards (5/3/2012)
paidContent
Suits Against IP Firms Raise “Fair Use” Questions (4/30/2012)
InsideCounsel
The New Pay Phone and What It Knows About You (4/30/2012)
By Somini Sengupta, The New York Times
A Universal Digital Library is Within Reach (5/1/2012)
By Pamela Samuelson, Los Angeles Times
‘Useful Overstatement’: Europe’s Privacy Chief, Welcoming Trans-Atlantic Policy Thaw, Runs Into U.S. Resistance to ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ (4/30/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Law School Symposium Seeks Path for Digitization of Orphan Works (4/27/2012)
By Carol Oberdorfer, Bloomberg BNA
What Do Authors Fear from “Orphan Works” Licensing Proposals? (4/26/2012)
By Edward Hasbrouck, The Practical Nomad
European Regulator Warns Silicon Valley About Privacy (4/26/2012)
The New York Times
Berkeley Research: Americans’ Hostility to Data Gathering in Mobile Payments Said to Call for Ban on Personal-Information Requests (4/26/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Why You Should Care About and Defend Your Privacy (4/25/2012)
By Alan Henry, Lifehacker
International Battle: Copyright Libertarians Apply ACTA Lessons Toward Tying Up USTR’s Efforts for Trans-Pacific Partnership (4/24/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Balancing Act: Cyber-Spying Becomes a Business Tool (4/24/2012)
By Cindy Krischer Goodman, The Kansas City Star
Keeping It Simple, or How to Solve the Berne Problem, Part 2 (4/20/2012)
By Kevin Smith, Scholarly Communications @ Duke
How to Solve the Berne Problem, Part 1 (4/18/2012)
By Kevin Smith, Scholarly Communications @ Duke
Twitter Pledges to Limit Use of Patents in Lawsuits (4/17/2012)
Los Angeles Times
…And the Food Was Good (4/17/2012)
By Carrie Russell, District Dispatch
CEOs of Oracle, Google square off in court over Java (4/17/2012)
Los Angeles Times
Legal Hackathon Challenges Lawyers To Think Like Hackers (4/17/2012)
Huffington Post
Going Big: Copyright Office Chief Promises to Have Orphan, Library Proposals Ready for New Congress (4/16/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Copyright Office Chief Promises to Have Orphan, Library Proposals Ready for New Congress (4/16/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Serving a Public that Knows How to Copy: Orphan Works and Mass Digitization (4/14/2012)
By Peter Brantley, Publishers Weekly
Using Unlicensed Works: Libraries Wary, Content Owners Supportive of New Run at Orphan-Works Legislation (4/13/2012)
By Louis Trager, Washington Internet Daily
Perils of pay for play (3/30/2012)
The Deal Pipeline
The Sound of Silence: An End to Cyber Freedom (3/14/2012)
Berkeley Political Review
Le troppe tutele agevolano i furbi negli Usa s’indaga sulla ricchezza (3/14/2012)
Mercoledi
ISRAEL21c and UC-Berkeley explore Israeli high-tech (3/4/2012)
ISRAEL21c
Privacy Firsts at Berkeley Law (2/26/2012)
San Francisco Chronicle
Google’s tracking sets off another privacy debate (2/18/2012)
San Francisco Chronicle
Report: Google, others circumvent Safari privacy settings (2/17/2012)
Seattle Pi
Google-Motorola deal likely but scrutiny to last (2/9/2012)
Politico
Article with headshot 12859 (2/9/2012)
Google-Motorola Deal Likely but Scrutiny to Last
CSU, UC crack down on class note sharing (2/3/2012)
acb7news.com
California universities make new moves in fight on notes (2/2/2012)
Sacramento Bee
The pre-teen Facebook dilemma (1/30/2012)
Tribune Review
Privacy policies that don’t work – and some that might (1/30/2012)
The Age
Why privacy policies don’t work – and what might (1/29/2012)
San Francisco Chronicle
Online privacy battle brings gains, setbacks (1/27/2012)
San Francisco Chronicle
Silicon Wadi: Israeli high-tech explored at Berkeley conference (1/26/2012)
Jweekly.com
Commentary: Deeper lines drawn on data privacy (1/26/2012)
Houston Chronicle
USPTO Issues Report on Prior User Rights (1/17/2012)
Patent Docs
PII 2.0 (1/16/2012)
TAP
Google Ngram and “Information Privacy” (1/9/2012)
Blogger
California group creates complaint center for online privacy issues (1/8/2012)
San Jose Mercury News
Even Without Legislation, Privacy Will Be a Hot Issue in 2012 (1/5/2012)
National Journal
Jumping the Grooveshark (12/21/2011)
The Media Institute
Authors Guild Files for Class Certification in Google Case (12/13/2011)
Publisher’s Weekly
Book Review: Merges’s Justifying Intellectual Property (12/9/2011)
Concurring Opinions Blog
Rushdie Runs Afoul of Web’s Real-Name Police (11/14/2011)
The New York Times
Boalt Alum Evan Wallach Confirmed by Senate to Fill 11th Judge Slot on Federal Circuit (11/9/2011)
The Bureau of National Affairs
Copyright Office Report Outlines Issues Surrounding Mass Digitization of Books (11/2/2011)
The Bureau of Affairs
Book Review: Justifying Intellectual Property (10/14/2011)
Patently-O
Trolls, geeks and lots of lawyers (10/14/2011)
The Deal Magazine
The Privacy Trade-offs: Report from the 2011 Cybercrime Conference (10/13/2011)
Technology Academics Policy (TAP)
IAM heads to the USA (10/12/2011)
Intellectual Asset Management Magazine
ACTA to Be Signed – But Can it Enter into Force? (9/29/2011)
International IP and the Public Interest
Professor Peter Menell Receives Robert L. Bridges Faculty Chair (9/28/2011)
Berkeley Law
How one music downloader’s battle could change copyright law (9/28/2011)
Thomson Reuters News & Insight
Balancing needs for online advertising and privacy (9/20/2011)
ZDNet Asia
Does the New Patent Reform Law Shut Out Small Business? (9/19/2011)
AllBusiness
Still A Long Way To Go For Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (9/8/2011)
Intellectual Property Watch
Profs Say Patents Kill Innovation; Strategists Say They Frame It (9/6/2011)
IP Closeup
Future of Privacy Forum Releases 2011 Edition of “Privacy Papers for Policy Makers” (9/7/2011)
Market Watch
Focus on Behavioral Advertising, Part 2 (9/2/2011)
Data Privacy Monitor
Old Mug Shots Fuel Art, and a Debate on Privacy (8/27/2011)
The New York Times
Founder of Priceline Spoiling for a Fight Over Tech Patents (8/22/2011)
Wall Street Journal
Davis Polk Firm Hires Former Federal Trade Commission Economist Shelanski (8/18/2011)
Bloomberg
Google wants Motorola’s patent portfolio (8/16/2011)
Chicago Tribune
Google to buy Motorola Mobility (8/16/2011)
Chicago Tribune
Gibberbot Wins Inaugural Develop for Privacy Challenge (8/12/2011)
ACLU
Scholarship Roundup: Crouch and Merges, Operating Efficiently Post-Bilski by Ordering Patent Doctrine Decision-Making (8/4/2011)
Patently-O
Cashing Out: Week Of July 31st – August 6th 2011 In Online Marketing News (8/7/2011)
ReveNews
Guest Post: What We Said (and Didn’t Say) in the Berkeley Patent Study (8/5/2011)
Patently-O
The Science of Cyber Security (8/4/2011)
US News & World Report
New Tracking Methods Evade User Control (8/2/2011)
ClickZNews
Popular sites use compulsory tracking (8/1/2011)
TechEye
Researchers Expose Cunning Online Tracking Service That Can’t Be Dodged (7/29/2011)
Wired News
Google says FTC has opened inquiry into practices (6/25/2011)
San Francisco Chronicle
Google likely to face antitrust subpoenas from FTC (6/24/2011)
San Francisco Chronicle
Aaron Edlin Comments on FTC Antitrust Review of Google (6/24/2011)
KGO-TV
Christopher Hoofnagle Thinks FTC Lacks Jurisdiction Over Law Schools (6/20/2011)
California Watch
Professor shares top 10 tips for protecting online personal info (6/7/2011)
Arizona State University
Demise of Google Newspaper Archive Shows Need for National Digital Library Policy (5/25/2011)
Beyond Chron
A New Balance of Power: After the Google Book Settlement (5/16/2011)
Publishers Weekly
New Boutiques Flourishing With Help From Patent Trolls (5/11/2011)
The American Lawyer
Opinion: A report from Fordham on Google Books and the rule of law (5/6/2011)
The Wire Report
Skott Klebe Joins PW and DBW Google Book Settlement Webcast (5/5/2011)
Publishers Weekly
WikiLeaks to the Pentagon Papers? Ellsberg connects the dots (5/3/2011)
UC Berkeley News Center
Growing opportunities, threats highlight importance of China IP strategy (4/27/2011)
Lexology
Google Bids $900 Million for Nortel Patent Assets (4/4/2011)
The New York Times
Ruling Spurs Effort to Form Digital Public Library (4/4/2011)
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
When University Start-ups Begin to Patent Like Corporations (4/2/2011)
Blogging Innovation
Facebook Prepares to Add Friends in Washington (3/28/2011)
The New York Times
Judge rejects settlement in Google plan to digitize books (3/23/2011)
San Jose Mercury News
Judge Rejects Google’s Deal to Digitize Books (3/22/2011)
New York Times
Silicon Valley: Patent reform passed by Senate (3/9/2011)
San Francisco Chronicle
Privacy Professionals of the World, Unite! (3/4/2011)
Stanford Center for Internet and Society
Software Patent Proponents Win Debate (2/18/2011)
InformationWeek
Software Patent Proponents Win Debate (2/18/2011)
InformationWeek
The Javelin Conundrum: Making Sense Of The Latest Identity Theft Numbers (2/10/2011)
The Business Insider
Mobile Privacy App Challenge (2/8/2011)
Washington Internet Daily
Groups, Firms Weigh In On Privacy Report (1/28/2011)
National Journal
Getting Online Privacy Policy Right (1/28/2011)
Center For American Progress
Privacy Advocates: Commerce Department’s Call For Self-Regulation Falls Flat (1/27/2011)
MediaPost Publications
The Facebook Obsession (1/6/2011)
CNBC
Privacy on the Books and on the Ground (1/4/2011)
Stanford Law Review
New Online-Date Detectives Can Unmask Mr. or Ms. Wrong (12/18/2010)
The New York Times
A New Type of Tracking: Akamai’s ‘Pixel-Free’ Technology (Digits Blog) (11/30/2010)
Wall Street Journal Online (*requires registration)
SAP ordered to pay Oracle $1.3 billion (11/24/2010)
San Francisco Chronicle
SAP Ordered to Pay Oracle $1.3 Billion (11/23/2010)
The New York Times
Pamela Samuelson Encourages WIPO to Reform A/V Copyright Law (11/23/2010)
Communications Daily (*registration required)
Do Not Track Registry Would Boost Internet Privacy (11/18/2010)
KQED-FM
Professors Shore Up Wikipedia Entries on Public Policy (11/3/2010)
The Chronicle of Higher Education
What an unregulated Internet looks like (11/2/2010)
San Francisco Chronicle
Copyright Principles Project: Increasing the US Copyright Office’s Role (11/1/2010)
Copyhype
Robert Merges Discusses Stanford’s IP Case Against Roche (11/1/2010)
KQED
HTML5 Update: W3C Says Not Yet Viable, Privacy Concerns Raised (10/21/2010)
CMS Wire
Facebook Vows to Fix a Flaw in Data Privacy (10/18/2010)
The New York Times
Gene-synthesis rules favour convenience (10/18/2010)
Nature News
Telecom Community Gathers for Public Knowledge Awards (10/14/2010)
National Journal
Facebook/Bing: The Social Web Suddenly Becomes More Real (10/13/2010)
PC World
Former FTC Employee Files Complaint Over Google Privacy (10/7/2010)
The Wall Street Journal
Who’s watching? (10/1/2010)
InternetRetailer.com
Report Proposes ‘Meaningful Reforms’ to Copyright System (10/1/2010)
BNA’s Patent, Trademark & Copyright Journal
‘Cookies’ Cause Bitter Backlash (9/19/2010)
Wall Street Journal
Ken Bamberger and Deirdre Mulligan Write Influential Privacy Paper (9/15/2010)
Chronicle of Data Protection
Want to Create Jobs? Certainly Don’t Rely on the USPTO (9/8/2010)
The Wall Street Journal
Chris Hoofnagle Reviews Books on Facebook Enigma (9/3/2010)
The Huffington Post
Pamela Samuelson Finds Patents a Low Priority for Software Entrepreneurs (9/3/2010)
PR Wire
Assessing the DMCA Safe Harbors: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (8/31/2010)
The Media Institute
Germany’s love-hate relationship with Google Street View (8/12/2010)
The Christian Science Monitor
Public Knowledge Presents Seventh IP3 Awards to Samuelson, Crawford, Geist and Paley (8/3/2010)
Public Knowledge
Berkeley Declaration on Intellectual Property Enforcement and Access to Medicines (8/4/2010)
BCLT
Why software startups decide to patent … or not (7/21/2010)
O’Reilly Radar
High Costs Keeping Software Startups from Filing Patents (7/21/2010)
ReadWriteWeb
Raymond L. Ocampo Jr., Silicon Valley Enterprise Software Veteran, Joins Actuate Board (7/21/2010)
Business Wire
Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part III of III) (7/21/2010)
Patently-O
Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part II of III) (7/20/2010)
Patently-O
Patenting by Entrepreneurs: The Berkeley Patent Survey (Part I of III) (7/19/2010)
Patently-O
Smartphone Patent Suits Challenge Big Makers (7/8/2010)
The New York Times
Internet can be a big benefit for democracy (7/4/2010)
San Francisco Chronicle
Experts Debate Need for New Digital Copyright Law (7/2/2010)
BroadbandBreakfast.com
Guest Post: Why Bilski Benefits Startup Companies (6/29/2010)
Patently-O
Study: Patents Not A Top Priority At Software and Internet Start-Ups (6/28/2010)
BroadbandBreakfast.com
How Facebook has changed our idea of ‘too much information’ (6/28/2010)
San Jose Mercury News
EFF Attorney Fred von Lohmann to Take Position at Google (6/23/2010)
Digital Media Wire
Survey challenges popular beliefs about high-tech startup patents (6/23/2010)
PhysOrg.com
Patents seen as low priority for software firms (6/23/2010)
San Francisco Chronicle
Facebook under fire again (6/23/2010)
Legalbrief
Mr. Bilski Goes to Washington: An Abridged Guide (6/22/2010)
IPWatchdog.com
Do You Trust Your Social Network? (6/22/2010)
Bloomberg
Berkeley Law Survey Challenges Popular Beliefs About Hi-tech Startup Patents (6/22/2010)
PR Web
Facebook’s critics must curb their demands, says US privacy law expert (6/18/2010)
Out-Law.com
Money trumps security in smart meter rollouts, experts say (6/15/2010)
CNET
Parties Turning to ITC for Swiftness, Expertise in Patent Disputes (6/1/2010)
Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Daily
Privacy fears mount as ad targeting grows (5/27/2010)
Brisbane Times
CORI Reform Expected To Pass, But Criminal Trails Could Remain (5/26/2010)
WBUR
Facebook Privacy Woes Make Little Impact on Site’s Popularity (5/26/2010)
Bloomberg
Patenting Smart Product User Interfaces: Round Two (5/26/2010)
TMCnet
Microsoft’s Ballmer Says China Piracy Is a Problem (5/24/2010)
BusinessWeek
Chris Jay Hoofnagle to Deliver Keynote at the AdMonsters US Network Ad Ops Forum II (5/18/2010)
PR Web
Google admits vacuuming up data from Wi-Fi networks, apologizes (5/14/2010)
San Jose Mercury News
Tell-All Generation Learns to Keep Things Offline (5/8/2010)
New York Times
A conference on software patents and free software (4/30/2010)
LWN.net
Key Privacy Wonk Joins Senators, Blasting Facebook’s Latest Moves (4/27/2010)
ClickZ
Young Internet Users Ignorant of Privacy Laws, Study Finds (4/21/2010)
The Daily Californian
Berkeley says young people DO care about privacy (4/16/2010)
True/Slant
UC Berkeley Expert Questions Facebook’s Privacy Policies (4/16/2010)
The Daily Online Examiner
Study: Young people concerned about privacy (4/16/2010)
The San Francisco Chronicle
Study: Young adults do care about online privacy (4/15/2010)
The Boston Globe
Google Sued for Copyright Infringement by Photographers and Visual Artists (4/15/2010)
Information Today, Inc.
Ranking of Patent Law Programs for 2011: Perhaps Six Junk-Science Ratings Are Better Than One (4/15/2010)
Patently-O
300th Anniversary of Copyright Law Reveals Need for Clarification (4/14/2010)
The Bureau of National Affairs
Identity Fraud Still An Issue, Despite Advances (4/9/2010)
MyBankTracker
Concerns Persist After Facebook Settlement (4/9/2010)
The Daily Californian
Creditors may skim over applications, leading to identity theft (4/8/2010)
Credit Loan
Photographers Group Sues Google (4/8/2010)
The Wall Street Journal
How Lenders Overlook the Warning Signs of ID Theft (4/7/2010)
The New York Times
5 Ways The Google Book Settlement Will Change The Future of Reading (4/2/2010)
io9
Judge Moves Antitrust Suit Against Google Forward (3/23/2010)
Main Justice
Facebook Privacy Blunder Is Boon for Berkeley Legal Scholar (3/19/2010)
The Chronicle of Higher Education
FTC Hears Debate About Whether Privacy Polices Can Work (3/17/2010)
The Daily Online Examiner
Federal judge approves Facebook ‘Beacon’ class-action settlement (3/17/2010)
Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court’s Muchnick Ruling Keeps Dream of a Fair Royalty System Alive (3/3/2010)
BeyondChron
New Report Analyzes Online Location Privacy (2/24/2010)
UC Berkeley School of Information
The Day After the Google Hearing: Rounding Up Coverage and Statements (2/19/2010)
Library Journal
Objectors Outnumber Supporters in First Half of Google Settlement Fairness Hearing (2/18/2010)
Library Journal
Copyright Reform Act tries fixing fair use with seven words (2/18/2010)
Ars Technica
Google Books Fosters Intellectual, Legal Crossroads (2/18/2010)
Wired.com
Watchdog Group Center For Democracy & Technology Shows Support For Facebook Beacon Settlement (2/16/2010)
MediaPost Publications
Should Tax Bills Be Public Information? (2/13/2010)
The New York Times
Critics Say Google Invades Privacy With New Service (2/12/2010)
The New York Times
Facebook Privacy Settlement Hits Bumps (2/12/2010)
The Recorder
Critics Say Google Invades Privacy With New Service (2/12/2010)
The New York Times
Google Argues for Approval of Book Search Settlement (2/12/2010)
Library Journal
10 Year Term of EFF Chairman Winds Down with EFF’s 20th Anniversary Tonight (2/10/2010)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Google Library Opposed by Justice Department (2/9/2010)
The Daily Californian
net.wars: Getting run down on the infobahn (2/7/2010)
Newswireless.net
Government files objection to Google book deal (2/5/2010)
The San Francisco Chronicle
The antitrust advocate (2/5/2010)
Palo Alto Online
Justice Department tells Google to try again on book deal (2/4/2010)
San Jose Mercury News
Deal or No Deal: Part II (2/1/2010)
Publishers Weekly
All eyes on online privacy (1/29/2010)
San Francisco Chronicle
‘Orphan’ Tug of War (1/29/2010)
Inside Higher Ed
Opponents line up on revised Google book deal (1/28/2010)
San Jose Business Journal
Professors file petition against Google Books settlement (1/28/2010)
eSchool News
New objections in Google Books case due (1/28/2010)
CNET News
Amazon and Others Slam Revised Google Books Deal (1/27/2010)
The Wall Street Journal
TRUSTe Launches Behavioral Advertising Notice and Choice Program Pilot (1/26/2010)
Internet Ad Sales
Open Book Alliance points out that improving search helps Google’s bottom line (1/4/2010)
Library Journal
Calif. Judge Said to Be on Short List for Federal Circuit (1/4/2010)
The Recorder
Google’s Goal: Digitize Every Book Ever Printed (12/30/2009)
PBS
National Writers Union Puts Out Guide to Version 2 of the Google Books Settlement (12/28/2009)
BayNewser
Top 10 ed-tech stories of 2009: No. 7 (12/24/2009)
eSchool News
Feds on Your Friends List (12/15/2009)
The Huffington Post
Twitter Tapping (12/12/2009)
The New York Times
DIY Book Scanners Turn Your Books Into Bytes (12/11/2009)
Wired.com
The Conversation Continues: Key Voices 2009 (12/7/2009)
Publishers Weekly
Social Networking Offers Bounty of Evidence, But Raises Problems for Both Parties in Case (11/11/2009)
The Criminal Law Reporter
Lawmakers probe deeper into privacy (11/19/2009)
The Hill’s Hillicon Valley
Google Books Settlement 2.0: Evaluating Competition (11/19/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
House Panel Moves Closer to Privacy Bill (11/19/2009)
InternetNews.com
Lawmakers, Inching Toward A Privacy Bill, Question ‘Data-Mining Reapers’ (11/19/2009)
MediaPost Publications
Samuelson Says She Has Same Pricing, Privacy Concerns About Google Settlement (11/18/2009)
Library Journal
FTC Releases Agenda for First Privacy Roundtable and Announces Date of Second Roundtable (11/17/2009)
7thSpace Interactive
New Google Book Settlement Aims Only to Placate Governments (11/17/2009)
The Huffington Post
Google Rewrites Controversial Books Deal Amid Antitrust Concerns (11/17/2009)
The Recorder
Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. Receives ABA Spirit of Excellence Award for Advancing Diversity in the Legal Profession (11/17/2009)
American Bar Association
Berkeley’s Samuelson Still Not Satisfied with Google Books Settlement, Will Urge Judge Not to Approve (11/17/2009)
BayNewser
Antitrust concerns linger in Google Books deal (11/16/2009)
CNET News
House Comm Subcommittee Schedules Universal Service, Online Privacy Hearings (11/12/2009)
Broadcasting & Cable
Justices Poke Fun at Patents for the Abstract (11/10/2009)
The New York Times
NBR Transcripts (11/9/2009)
Nightly Business Report
Business Method Patents: Technological Change, Not Judicial Activism (11/9/2009)
Patent Law Blog
Google Settlement Due in Court November 13; Open Book Alliance Issues “Requirements” (11/6/2009)
Library Journal
Google’s desire to scan old books has critics casting it as Goliath (11/2/2009)
San Jose Mercury News
New online law journal created by University of Miami law professor (11/2/2009)
PhysOrg
The Google Book Settlement: Real Magic or a Trick (11/1/2009)
The Economists’ Voice, Vol. 6, Issue 10
The Global Antitrust Battle Over Google’s Library (10/31/2009)
TIME
In re Bilski – Let us get back to work (10/28/2009)
The H Open Source
Online Data Present A Privacy Minefield (10/26/2009)
NPR
Judge Urged To Not Restrict Comments on Google Settlement (10/26/2009)
Library Journal
EPO style oppositions would bring substantial benefits to the US, report claims (10/26/2009)
IAM Magazine
FTC, drugstores sue Solvay over delay in generic AndroGel (10/23/2009)
Atlanta Business Chronicle
Nokia sues Apple for patent infringement (10/22/2009)
CNET News
Research Roundup (10/20/2009)
University of Pennsylvania Almanac
Balancing Innovation and Access: Patent Challenges Tip the Scales (10/16/2009)
Science
CA Computer Scientists Charge U.S. EAC Misused Security Findings from Landmark E-Voting Study (10/15/2009)
The Brad Blog
Google Books Is Not a Library (10/13/2009)
The Huffington Post
Google to Revise a Book Pact by Nov. 9 (10/7/2009)
The New York Times
Editorial: The Google Wars (10/1/2009)
Library Journal
Ad Tracking Widely Opposed, Study Says (9/30/2009)
Adweek
Claim Construction: A Structured Framework (9/29/2009)
Patently-O
Two-Thirds of Americans Object to Online Tracking (9/29/2009)
The New York Times
Google Book Settlement 1.0 Is History (9/24/2009)
The Huffington Post
Patent Auctions Offer Protections to Inventors (9/20/2009)
The New York Times
Google Books Settlement: Taking the Long View (9/16/2009)
The Media Institute
Feeling lucky? Enough to trust Google with UC’s library holdings? (9/10/2009)
The Berkeleyan
Academics, ProQuest, Networks Object to Google Settlement (9/10/2009)
Library Journal
The Case For Goliath (9/9/2009)
The Big Money
Google’s Book Search (9/8/2009)
KQED Radio
EU Officials Offer Tepid Praise for Google Books (9/8/2009)
InternetNews.com
National Coalition of Authors Urge Rejection of Google Book (9/8/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Will Privacy Concerns Kill Google Books Settlement? (9/8/2009)
Read Write Web
EFF, ACLU says Google Books will chill reading, speech (9/8/2009)
ZDNet Government
Google Book Privacy Policy: Good Start, Much More Needed (9/4/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
New Blog Alert: Cyberlaw Cases (9/4/2009)
The Am Law Litigation Daily
Management skills required (9/4/2009)
The Deal Magazine
Tech Influence Spending Unaffected By Recession (9/2/2009)
Epicenter
Google’s Book Scanning Has Authors On Edge (9/2/2009)
NPR
More questions than answers on Google Books (8/29/2009)
CNET News
The Single Best Question Asked at the Google Books Settlement Conference (8/28/2009)
BayNewser
Privacy Missing From Google Books Settlement (8/28/2009)
PC World
Fashion blogger’s Google suit seen as weak (8/28/2009)
SF Gate
UC Berkeley Law Scholar Tells Google, ‘I Don’t Want The Money’ (8/25/2009)
NPR
RIAA Copyright Crime vs Child Abduction (8/23/2009)
p2pnet news
Is Google book deal a threat to privacy? (8/20/2009)
Washington Examiner
Google book project far from settled (8/19/2009)
SF Gate
Is $22,500 Per Song Unconstitutional? (8/19/2009)
Info/Law
Sites pulling sneaky Flash cookie-snoop (8/19/2009)
The Register
Flash Cookies Track Even Privacy-conscious Surfers, Study Finds (8/17/2009)
PC World
Many Sites Using Flash Cookies to Silently Track Users (8/17/2009)
threatpost
LifeLock tries to fend off legal battles (8/17/2009)
The Arizona Republic
How were Social Security numbers given away? (8/15/2009)
Aiken Standard
More Seek Privacy from Google Book Search Settlement (8/14/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
National Writers Union Opposes Google Book Settlement (8/13/2009)
Wired.com
Another Quarter of Triple-Digit Growth for E-Books (8/12/2009)
BNET Media Blog
Flash Cookies Used to Track User Behavior (8/12/2009)
Softpedia
More Pushback Against the Google Book Search Settlement (8/11/2009)
Library Journal
Adobe Flash cookies pose privacy questions (8/11/2009)
PC Advisor
The Audacity of the Google Book Search Settlement (8/10/2009)
The Huffington Post
You Deleted Your Cookies? Think Again (8/10/2009)
Wired.com
Shooter’s online rants were like trees in forest (8/6/2009)
The Associated Press
Ads Follow Web Users, and Get More Personal (7/30/2009)
The New York Times
BT: Creepy Or Perception (7/30/2009)
MediaPost Publications
James Boyle On: Strategies For The Digital Age: Beyond Mocking the Clueless (7/29/2009)
Techdirt
Organizations Urge Google To Ensure Privacy Protection in Book Search (7/28/2009)
Library Journal
ACLU, EFF Urge Google Books to do Better Job Keeping Users’ Reading Private (7/27/2009)
DailyTech
Chilled Innovation v. Balanced Evolution: Reflecting on Indirect Copyright Liability in the Digital Age (7/24/2009)
The Media Institute
Google Book Search Privacy Under Fire (7/24/2009)
InformationWeek
Don’t Let Google Close the Book on Reader Privacy! (7/23/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Ex-FTC economist Baker joins FCC (7/23/2009)
Dealscape
A Decade Later, Amazon Finds Itself on Other Side of ‘1-Click’ Patent Battle (7/17/2009)
The Recorder
Google Alert: Search Engine Links to Stolen Credit Cards from Russian Site (7/15/2009)
CBS News
San Jose Family Finds Credit Card Info Online (7/15/2009)
cbs5.com
Inequitable punishment (7/14/2009)
Minnesota Daily
Briefs: Live Nation, Joel Tenenbaum, Spotify (7/8/2009)
Billboard.biz
Social Security Numbers Deduced From Public Data (7/6/2009)
Wired.com
Social Security Numbers Are Easy to Guess (7/6/2009)
ScienceNOW Daily News
Google Book Search Settlement Inquiry Announced (7/5/2009)
ISEdb.com
Mayor Hickenlooper wants database to help track kids’ trends (7/5/2009)
The Denver Post
DOJ Officially Opens Investigation Into Google Book Search (7/2/2009)
PC World
Michael Jackson, RIP, FAQ (6/26/2009)
Slate Magazine
Will File-Sharing Case Spawn a Copyright Reform Movement? (6/22/2009)
Wired.com
What’s next for Jammie Thomas-Rasset? (6/21/2009)
Ars Technica
American to lead U.N. agency’s patent division (6/18/2009)
The China Post
Record Labels’ $1.9 Million Win in Thomas Retrial Constitutional? (6/18/2009)
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Google urged to beef up Gmail security (6/16/2009)
SF Gate
How Facebook and Twitter Are Changing Data Privacy Rules (6/11/2009)
Network World
Mommy blogger family photo swiped, used for Czech grocery store ad (6/11/2009)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Reports: DOJ turns up the heat on Google’s book deal (6/10/2009)
PC World
Judge Tosses Warrantless Wiretap Cases (6/4/2009)
NPR
Google Is Top Tracker of Surfers in Study (6/2/2009)
Bits Blog
FTC Chairman Appoints Willard Tom as General Counsel and Announces Four Other Senior Appointments (5/21/2009)
Federal Trade Commission
Consumers Left in the Dark on Net Privacy (5/15/2009)
InternetNews.com
Google’s book scanning faces scrutiny (5/11/2009)
eSchool News
Google in dispute over book project (5/1/2009)
Mercury News
Manufacturing Outrage (4/30/2009)
San Francisco Chronicle
Urging Global Access for Medical Breakthroughs (4/30/2009)
BU Today
Judge delays Google books hearing (4/29/2009)
Mercury News
Google Books Rival Objects to Settlement (4/20/2009)
The Recorder
Opposition to Google Books Settlement Jells (4/17/2009)
Bits Blog – The New York Times
Legally Speaking: The Dead Souls of the Google Booksearch Settlement (4/17/2009)
O’Reilly Radar
Profs protest massive P2P damage awards (4/12/2009)
Ars Technica
To noted lawyer, it’s an open and shout case (4/8/2009)
The Boston Globe
Google’s Plan for Out-of-Print Books Is Challenged (4/3/2009)
The New York Times
Cuomo Wins Ruling to Name Merrill Bonus Recipients (3/18/2009)
The New York Times
Advertisers Get a Trove of Clues in Smartphones (3/11/2009)
The New York Times
Do Breach Notification Laws Work? (3/9/2009)
Wired.com
Cali Law Interns Find Career Options in D.C. (3/9/2009)
The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times
California Looks to Expand Data Breach Notification Law (3/6/2009)
Wired.com
Lawmaker: Consumers need details in data breach warnings (3/6/2009)
CNET News
Amend telecommunications surveillance laws (3/1/2009)
San Francisco Chronicle
FCC to Telecoms: Explain Privacy Protection or Pay Up (2/25/2009)
Epicenter
Top UC Law Schools Launch Collaborative Field Placement Program in Washington, D.C. (2/25/2009)
Berkeley Law
Google Tracker can show where you are (2/22/2009)
Wot News
Too Much Information? Critics Decry Sites That Mine Public Data (2/20/2009)
Fox News
FTC Announces Third in Series of Hearings on Evolving Intellectual Property Marketplace (2/18/2009)
Federal Trade Commission
EFF Raises Privacy Concerns with Google Latitude (2/16/2009)
IT Business Edge
Google Tracker Appeals to Facebook Crowd, Spurs Privacy Worries (2/16/2009)
Bloomberg.com
New guidelines for tracking consumers online (2/13/2009)
San Francisco Chronicle
Privacy groups slam new rules (2/12/2009)
BBC News
Privacy Advocates: FTC’s BT Guidelines Not Sufficient (2/12/2009)
Online Media Daily
FTC: No Privacy Laws For BT (2/12/2009)
The Daily Online Examiner
Campaigning for patent reform (2/10/2009)
EE Times Asia
Public Greets Massive Data Breach With Collective Yawn (2/9/2009)
PC World
Creative Commons Panel at Harvard Cyber Law (2/9/2009)
The HTML Times
Death Threats Follow Web Map of Donors (2/8/2009)
Mydigitalfc.com
Prop 8 Donor Web Site Shows Disclosure Law Is 2-Edged Sword (2/7/2009)
The New York Times
Data Privacy Day’s messages for Obama, consumers (1/27/2009)
CNET News
The Bible (1/20/2009)
The Patent Prospector
Future of Privacy Forum Issues Recommendations for the New Presidential Administration (1/13/2009)
Reuters
Identity safeguards help (11/26/2008)
The Buffalo News Opinion
Who’s Been Reading My Cell-phone Records? (11/25/2008)
PC World
A Wealth of Data, and Nobody in Charge (11/21/2008)
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Barack Obama’s Privacy Challenge (11/17/2008)
Wired Blog Network
Q&A: Brad Simon, PlayFirst Inc. (11/14/2008)
GC California Magazine
GOOG, YHOO, MSFT Set Rules of Engagement for Iron-Fist Countries (10/29/2008)
MarketingVOX
Who Owns the Law? Arguments May Ensue (9/28/2008)
The New York Times
Sebastopol man puts code manuals online (9/27/2008)
San Francisco Chronicle
Business Method Patents And The Potential For Inequitable Conduct Claims (9/26/2008)
Thelen LLP Publications
Google Tightens Data Retention Policy – Again (9/9/2008)
Bits Blog – The New York Times
Privacy policies don’t protect privacy (9/3/2008)
SF Gate
A Digital Divide For Online Shoppers? (9/3/2008)
The Tech Chronicles
He’s giving you access, one document at a time (9/3/2008)
The Press Democrat
Best Western forced to play defense on data breach disclosure (8/28/2008)
ComputerWorld Security
Visiting Google might compromise your privacy (7/8/2008)
AsiaOne Digital
‘Red Flags Rules’ for Identity Theft on the Way (7/8/2008)
ConsumerAffairs.com
Stimmen und Details zum umstrittenen Gerichtsurteil (7/6/2008)
Gulli (Bochum, Germany)
Golpe judicial contra Google (7/4/2008)
Mercado Digital (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Datenschutz-Seilzeihen um YouTube-Filme (7/4/2008)
Klein Report (Zürich, Switzerland)
Ochtendgloren: Google/Yahoo bezwaren (7/4/2008)
Emerce (Netherlands)
Google Told to Turn Over User Data of YouTube (7/4/2008)
The New York Times
Students Persuade Lender to Reduce Risks of Identity Theft, But Security Lapses Remain (6/30/2008)
Identity Theft Daily
U.S. and Europe Near Agreement on Private Data (6/28/2008)
The New York Times
Association for Computing Machinery’s Flagship Magazine Launches New Editorial Scope and Format; Changes Reflect Need to Inform Today’s Dynamic Computing Community (6/25/2008)
AScribe Newswire
New Robert Barr Scholarship Honors BCLT’s Executive Director (6/13/2009)
Berkeley Law
Privacy vs. Profit on the Internet (6/12/2009)
NPR
Leading Legal Scholar Questions Radical Measures to ”Streamline” Music Licensing on the Internet (6/9/2009)
BusinessWire
Report: Data Breach Disclosure Laws Don’t Slow Down Identity Theft (6/8/2008)
ConsumerAffairs.com
Privacy Advocates Ask: ‘What’s Google Got to Hide?’ (6/4/2008)
MediaPost Publications
Google Seeks Dismissal Of Street View Lawsuit (5/30/2008)
InformationWeek
The Digital Wisdom of Richard Sennett (5/23/2008)
The Chronicle Review
My space (5/18/2008)
The Boston Globe
Most don’t know personal data can be sold (5/15/2008)
San Francisco Chronicle
FTC Airs Mobile Marketing’s Dirty Laundry (5/9/2008)
The ClickZ Network
Online Advertising Conference Recap (4/23/2008)
Eric Goldman’s Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Google Re-Wows Investors With Ad Quality (4/23/2008)
InformationWeek
Banks: Fess up (4/21/2008)
Bankrate.com
Tough cookies for Web surfers seeking privacy (4/19/2008)
Los Angeles Times
Environmentalists in Outer Space (3/30/2008)
The Freeman: Ideas on Liberty, Vol. 58 No. 2
Accounting for information (3/17/2008)
MarketWatch
Conferees Debate Whether Patents Still Matter With Today’s Technologies (3/17/2008)
The Bureau of National Affairs
Patent Filing: Is it a Predictor of Survival? (3/12/2008)
The Bureau of National Affairs
IP Litigation Insurance, Defensive Licensing Are Explored at U.C. Berkeley Conference (3/12/2008)
The Bureau of National Affairs
Every click you make, they’ll be watching you (3/11/2008)
The Age
Entrepreneurial Companies and the Patent System (3/6/2008)
Feld Thoughts
Banks, phone companies identity-theft targets (2/27/2008)
San Francisco Chronicle
The Promise of Berkeley (2/27/2008)
Berkeleyan
Bank of America, HSBC Most Prone to I.D. Theft, Report Says (2/27/2008)
Wired Blog Network
Ranking Corporate America on Identity Theft (2/27/2008)
Bits Blog – The New York Times
Wearable Tracking Tags Test Privacy Boundaries at the U. of Washington (2/15/2008)
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Bush battles to keep spy law (2/15/2008)
ABC7News.com
Mobblog: The New Servitudes (2/4/2008)
The University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog
Up Against Big Brother (2/1/2008)
San Francisco Daily Journal
Microsoft, Yahoo! Await Antitrust Scrutiny (2/1/2008)
TheStreet.com
Calif. Rep. wants tougher breach, ID theft laws (2/1/2008)
InfoWorld
H5 Appoints Former Oracle General Counsel Raymond L. Ocampo Jr. to Board of Directors (1/16/2008)
Business Wire
Justices Get Another Shot at Patent Law (1/16/2008)
The Wall Street Journal
Middle-aged guys seek reunion with the beloved wheels of their youth (1/15/2008)
Daily Herald
How Sony BMG lost its mind and rootkitted its CDs — prepublication law paper (12/17/2007)
BoingBoing
Privacy laws need better controls, technology, panelists say (12/16/2007)
SF Gate
Innovations in Robotics and Automation: Focus IEEE & UC Berkeley (12/14/2007)
Physorg.com
Sun Microsystems to Host Panel on Internet Privacy and the ”Network of You” on December 12th (12/10/2007)
Business Wire
Facebook’s Beacon just the tip of the privacy iceberg (12/5/2007)
ComputerWorld
Who’s Tracking Your Web Movements? (12/4/2007)
ABC News
Safeguarding Privacy on the Public Internet (12/3/2007)
New Jersey Law Journal
Your Privacy and Facebook (11/30/2007)
The Tech Chronicles – San Francisco Chronicle
Space property rights and the 3:10 to Yuma (11/19/2007)
The Space Review
Facebook Is Marketing Your Brand Preferences (With Your Permission) (11/7/2007)
The New York Times
Battling a new type of Identity Theft (11/6/2007)
WNYT.com
Most Americans Unaware Their Online Moves Are Tracked All The Time (11/3/2007)
All Headline News
Worldwide: IP Strategy – More Than Meets The Eye (11/1/2007)
Mondaq.com
Most consumers clueless about online tracking, behavior profiling (11/1/2007)
ComputerWorld
Chris Hoofnagle on Privacy and Search Engines (10/14/2007)
O’Reilly Radar
Why the RIAA should have won (though the fine was too high) (10/5/2007)
CNet News
Calculating the Costs of Cyber Crime (9/27/2007)
Security Fix – The Washington Post
Why Security And Liberty Fit Hand In Glove (9/9/2007)
SF Gate
UN: Berkman Center Announces 07-08 Fellows (9/9/2007)
MaximsNews.com
Steve Ranger’s Notebook: Don’t let sleeping data dogs lie (9/4/2007)
Silicon.com
Data breach laws ‘make companies serious about security’ (9/3/2007)
Silicon.com
Find Answers at the Crossroads of Privacy (8/13/2007)
International Association of Privacy Professionals
Researchers recommend tougher post-election audits (8/1/2007)
UC Berkeley News
New, Frightening Form of ID Theft (7/24/2007)
WCPO.com
A DMCA Fix Needed To Eliminate Online Copyright Loophole (7/24/2007)
Econtentmag.com
Closing the Loopholes on Data Theft (7/11/2007)
PCMag.com
Form Of ID Theft Has Thieves Creating Fictional Personas (7/8/2007)
10NEWS.com
Final charges dropped in HP ‘pretexting’ case (6/28/2007)
Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal
Synthetic ID Theft Uses Social Security Numbers (6/19/2007)
KABC-TV
Hershey Vs. Pot Dealer in Trademark Suit (5/31/2007)
ABC News
Clintons Benefited from Public Company (5/29/2007)
NewsMax.com
U.S. Takes Chinese Trade Complaints to WTO (4/9/2007)
NPR
Who’s guarding your data in the cybervault? (4/1/2007)
USA Today
To Fight Identity Theft, a Call for Banks to Disclose All Incidents (3/21/2007)
The New York Times
Schools Tout Clinics for Real-World Legal Experience (3/19/2007)
The Recorder
Critics to Google: Privacy, please (3/15/2007)
Los Angeles Times
Search For Digital Rights Middle Ground (3/9/2007)
ABC7/KGO-TV/DT
Lawmakers get less combative on data-breach bills (3/1/2007)
USA Today
Think Your Social Security Number Is Secure? Think Again (2/24/2007)
The New York Times
Radio Waves (2/21/2007)
SF Gate
Complexity of Copyright Act’s Licensing Regime Recurring Theme at Net Conference (2/5/2007)
The Bureau of National Affairs, Volume 73 Number 1805
How to protect your private information (1/29/2007)
The Wall Street Journal
Hillary: The Privacy Candidate? (1/24/2007)
Wired News
Merges: Back to the Shadows, or Onward and Upward? Current Trends in Patent Law (1/21/2007)
Patently-O
Hollywood Asks YouTube: Friend or Foe? (1/15/2007)
The New York Times
Patents get harder to come by (12/22/2006)
Marketplace
Spying suit costs HP $14.5 million (12/8/2006)
Mercury News
Freeze! That security law may be unconstitutional (12/8/2006)
Long Island Business News
Software patent conference outlines problems, possible solutions (11/27/2006)
Linux.com
Justices hand victory to free speech online (11/21/2006)
Mercury News
ChoicePoint’s Comeback Tour (11/16/2006)
Wired News
Rising cost of data breaches fuel security spending (11/15/2006)
SearchSMB.com
Keeping Your Enemies Close (11/12/2006)
The New York Times
Experts debate: Is DRM good or bad for consumers? (11/8/2006)
ComputerWorld
Counting on security (11/5/2006)
The Sacramento Bee
We’re Google. So Sue Us. (10/23/2006)
The New York Times
What’s Holding Up a Pretexting Law (10/18/2006)
TIME
Class action suit over ID theft tossed out (10/12/2006)
CNET News
Delegates From China to Visit UC Berkeley for New Innovation and Intellectual Property Rights Program (10/10/2006)
UC Berkeley News
YouTube may add to Google’s copyright worries (10/9/2006)
CNET News
Companies send clear message about e-mail (10/6/2006)
The Press Enterprise
Smile, you’re on culinary candid camera! (9/27/2006)
SF Gate
Starbucks sued over “unchecked ambition” (9/26/2006)
The Seattle Times
IBM putting patent apps online (9/26/2006)
Marketplace
Private Eyes (9/1/2006)
CALIFORNIA: The magazine of the Alumni Association at the University of California, Berkeley
Fuzzy Laws Come Into Play in the H.P. Pretexting Case (9/18/2006)
The New York Times
State’s HP Case May Be Tough to Win (9/15/2006)
Los Angeles Times
Judge seals files in MediaNews trial (9/15/2006)
Contra Costa Times
Hewlett-Packard Under Scrutiny (9/13/2006)
SF Gate
Hewlett-Packard Chairman Steps Down Amid Media Leaks Scandal (9/12/2006)
Online NewsHour
Local officials support U.S. plan to save Web data (6/3/2006)
Mercury News
Supreme Court sides with eBay in patent case (5/15/2006)
AP Worldstream
Getting China Jazzed on Copyrights (4/12/2006)
The Mercury News