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Anonymity
Anonymity & Crowdsourcing
*Rachel
 
*Guangyue
    * Rachel
    * Guangyue  
    * Dave


Online Identity and Reputation (Bankruptcy)
Online Identity and Reputation (Bankruptcy)
*Andrew
*David
*Zara
*Christine
*Jason
*Anna
*Rene


Right of Publicity in Digital Identities/ Moral Rights to one's created digital identity
GROUP ONE
 
    * Andrew
    * David
    * Zara
 
GROUP TWO
 
    * Christine
    * Jason
    * Anna
    * Rene


Death and Digital Property
Cyber-security (and international law/aspects)


Speech and Censorship (from an intermediary liability pov)
GROUP ONE


Liability for Security Breaches
    * Davis
    * Julia
    * Heather


Net Neutrality
GROUP TWO


De-humanization of Online Transactions (with implications to UI design)
    * Ryan
    * Tim
    * Flavio


Cyber-security (and international law/aspects)
"Decentralized" digital newsmedia/Wikileaks


*Davis
GROUP ONE
*Julia
*Heather
*Ryan
*Tim
*Flavio


Crowdsourcing: Problems thereof
    * Austin
*Dave
    * Jenny
    * Stephanie


Cyberbullying
GROUP TWO


"Decentralized" digital newsmedia/Wikileaks
    * Erin
*Austin
    * Sujay
*Jenny
*Stephanie
*Erin
*Sujay

Revision as of 16:30, 18 October 2010

Anonymity & Crowdsourcing 

   * Rachel
   * Guangyue 
   * Dave

Online Identity and Reputation (Bankruptcy)

GROUP ONE 

   * Andrew
   * David
   * Zara

GROUP TWO 

   * Christine
   * Jason
   * Anna
   * Rene

Cyber-security (and international law/aspects)

GROUP ONE 

   * Davis
   * Julia
   * Heather

GROUP TWO 

   * Ryan
   * Tim
   * Flavio

"Decentralized" digital newsmedia/Wikileaks

GROUP ONE 

   * Austin
   * Jenny
   * Stephanie

GROUP TWO 

   * Erin
   * Sujay
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