| PRIVACY IN CYBERSPACE SCHEDULE |
Privacy in Cyberspace
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Week |
Lesson |
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3.15 - 3.21.1999 |
Who Is Watching and Why?; Privacy and Identity |
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3.22 - 3.28.1999 |
Who Is Watching the Watchers?; Privacy Standards |
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3.29 - 4.04.1999 |
NO CLASS |
| 4.05 - 4.11.1999 |
It's a World-Wide Web: Cross-Border Issues |
|
4.12 - 4.18.1999 |
Email Tapping, Digital Signatures, and Encryption |
|
4.19 - 4.25.1999 |
Cookies and Clickstreams: Madison Ave. is Watching You |
|
4.26 - 5.2.1999 |
Free Speech, Journalism, and Filtering |
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5.3 - 5.9.1999 |
Workplace Privacy |
|
5.10 - 5.16.1999 |
Medical Records Privacy |
|
5.17.1999 |
Wrapup and Farewell Chat |
Each lesson includes:
- Hypothetical: a 3-minute scenario, read by Prof. Miller via RealVideo. This should get you to start thinking about the issues.
- Legal overview: summaries and links with the legal angle to the topic. Meant for lawyers and non-lawyers alike, this should give you a sense of the legal landscape.
- Readings: a few key readings with abstracts, and possibly questions interspersed. These will usually be sources from the Web, although many readings will be "fair use" materials from Lexis/Westlaw, or other print and multimedia sources).
- Background: additional readings for further reference. These will also be found in the online library.
- Questions: questions from which to begin discussion. You will be expected to reply to another student in the class via the class 'bot.
- Realtime chat: Where you will have a chance to engage your fellow students and TFs, live.