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United States and Europe: Still an Ocean Apart When It Comes to Privacy Concerns
by Matthew L. Schafer Keg stands; beer bongs; just bad judgment in general is out there for everyone to see. Indeed, your information has found a home in the digital cloud – on Twitter and Facebook; Flickr and Youtube. For … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy
Tagged Comparative Law, Do Not Track, Europe, Facebook, Privacy, Right to be Forgotten, United States, Youtube
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Teachers Celebrate Temporary Injunction Against Facebook Ban
by Matthew L. Schafer On August 26, 2011, Circuit Judge Jon Beetem granted a temporary injunction in favor of Missouri teachers who sued the state of Missouri to prevent the enforcement of a new law preventing teachers from using social … Continue reading
Tweeting the Revolution: Twitter Didn’t Create the Revolution, But It Didn’t Hurt It
by Matthew L. Schafer It’s hard to miss the various articles lamenting many social media supporters’ claims that Twitter and Facebook helped shepherd revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt into reality. In one often cited example, Devin Coldeway, a writer at … Continue reading
Posted in Local Journalism, Media Policy, Mobile
Tagged Cell Phone, Egypt, Facebook, Protest, Revolution, Social Media, Twitter
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