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Patching The Data Security Blanket: How A Stronger, Collaborative Ftc Is The Answer Right Under Our Nose, Jose A. Gonzalez Lopez
Patching The Data Security Blanket: How A Stronger, Collaborative Ftc Is The Answer Right Under Our Nose, Jose A. Gonzalez Lopez
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Duty Of Disclosure -- Time To Reconsider After The Dawn Of The Information Age, David R. Soucy Esq.
Duty Of Disclosure -- Time To Reconsider After The Dawn Of The Information Age, David R. Soucy Esq.
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When Copyright Law Meet Anonymous Street Art, Breanna M. Moe
When Copyright Law Meet Anonymous Street Art, Breanna M. Moe
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Regulating Facial Recognition Technology In An Effort To Avoid A Minority Report Like Surveillance State, Halie B. Peacher
Regulating Facial Recognition Technology In An Effort To Avoid A Minority Report Like Surveillance State, Halie B. Peacher
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In Steven Spielberg's science fiction film Minority Report, the film focuses on how technology is used in the future, as well as how society uses and understands that technology. Specifically, Minority Report focuses on eye-scanners that allow the police and corporations to track down and identify people on a daily basis. This movie identifies that there is a clear line that must be drawn between an individual's right to privacy and the law enforcement agency's ability to ensure safety. Like the technology in Minority Report, the use of facial recognition technology has led to much debate, mainly focused on privacy …
Patents As Public Nuisances, Keyana Payne
Patents As Public Nuisances, Keyana Payne
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