Clinic Director Catherine Crump comments on the increasing number of U.S. cities terminating Flock camera contracts: “It definitely does not help that this is yet another Silicon Valley product that no one asked for that threatens to reshape people’s lives.”
Clinic Director Catherine Crump argues that Congress needs to regulate Flock cameras amid public outcry over privacy
Authors Alliance releases guide to help authors keep their books available, co-authored by Samuelson Clinic students
Type: Clinical Project, Educational Tools Year: 2014 Today Authors Alliance releases Understanding Rights Reversion: When, Why, & How to Regain Copyright and Make Your Book More Available, a guide that […]
Clinic Submits Comments to U.S. Department of State on Electronic Passports on behalf of Eight Leading Computer Scientists and Engineers
Type: Comments Year: 2005 The Samuelson Clinic submitted comments on behalf of eight computer scientists and engineers to the Office of Passport Policy, Planning and Advisory Services at the U.S. […]
New Report Recommends Audit Procedures to Improve Elections
Type: Report Year: 2007 The Samuelson Clinic has co-authored with the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law the first comprehensive review of state laws and academic research […]
Samuelson, Annenberg Report: Consumers Believe Privacy Policies Prohibit Common Advertising Practices
Type: Report Year: 2007 In advance of the Federal Trade Commission’s Town Hall on behavioral advertising, the Samuelson Clinic and the Annenberg Public Policy Center have released a report […]
Ubiquitous Computing: RFID and Information Goods
Type: Research Paper Year: 2003 Manufacturers, retailers, and libraries across the nation are interested in installing a new technology called Radio Frequency Identification to help them manage their inventories. However, […]
Samuelson Clinic Submitted Comment to U.S. Copyright Office on behalf of Edward Felten and J. Alex Halderman
Type: Comments Year: 2005 The Samuelson Clinic submitted a comment to the U.S. Copyright Office on behalf of computer scientists Edward Felten and J. Alex Halderman, both of Princeton University. […]
IDs – Not That Easy: Questions About Nationwide Identity Systems
Type: Report Year: 2002 Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan served on the Committee on Authentication Technologies and Their Privacy Implications for the National Research Council, which published the report “IDs – […]
Radio Frequency Identification and Privacy with Information Goods
Type: Research Paper, Presentation Year: 2004 Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan, Nathan Good, David Molnar, Elizabeth Miles, Laura Quilter, USC Professor Jennifer Urban, and Berkeley Professor David Wagner presented “Radio Frequency […]