Type: Research Paper Year: 2001 Students worked with John Morris (Director of the Internet Standards, Technology, and Policy Project) to contribute to the Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF), geopriv working group. […]
Standards Project
Stopping Spyware at the Gate: A User Study of Privacy, Notice and Spyware
Type: Research paper Year: 2005 Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan, Nathan Good, Rachna Dhamija, Jens Grossklags, Steven Aronovitz, David Thaw, and Joseph Konstan conducted a study on spyware and privacy. The […]
Samuelson Clinic Director, Fellow Participated at Computers, Freedom & Privacy Conference
Type: Presentation Year: 2006 Samuelson Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan and Clinic Fellow Jack Lerner participated in the 2006 Computers, Freedom & Privacy Conference from May 2-5 in Washington, DC. Professor […]
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 […]
Location Information Privacy Project [“Geopriv”]
Type: Comments Year: 2001 Students worked on the issue of location information privacy. Their client, the Center for Democracy and Technology, is interested in strong, technology-neutral, privacy rules. They engaged […]
Samuelson Clinic Released Paper on Legal, Technical, and Software Interface Design Issues Related to Spyware
Type: Research Paper, Presentation Year: 2005 The Samuelson Clinic recently released a paper reviewing the legal, technical, and software interface design issues related to spyware and its installation by users. […]
Clinic Study Finds Many Companies Are Quietly Selling Personal Information to Third Parties
Type: Report Year: 2007 In a new study, Consumer Information Sharing: Where the Sun Still Don’t Shine, students and researchers at the Samuelson Clinic made requests for companies’ information sharing […]
New Report Explores Californians’ Understanding of Privacy Online
Type: Report Year: 2008 In What Californians Understand About Privacy Online, Clinic Staff Attorney Chris Jay Hoofnagle and Research Specialist Jennifer King gauge Californians’ understanding of privacy policies and […]
User Choices and Regret: Understanding Users’ Decision Process about Consensually Acquired Spyware
Type: Research Paper Year: 2006 Clinic Director Deirdre Mulligan along with Nathaniel Good, Jens Grossklags, David Thaw, Aaron Perzanowski, and Joseph Konstan, authored a publication discussing spyware. The paper argues […]
Amicus Brief for Google in Kelly v. Arriba Soft
Type: Brief Year: 2002 The Clinic submitted two amicus curiae briefs in an appeal to the Ninth Circuit in Kelly v. Arriba Soft, on behalf of the search engine Google […]