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TSA Flouts the Law on Body Scanners

By Robert L. Crandall, Marc Scribner,
August 3, 2012

Cyber Bill Shouldn't Gut Private Contracts

By Ryan Radia,
August 2, 2012

Letter to the Editor: 'Modest' Doesn't Describe the CISPA

By Ryan Radia,
June 1, 2012

How a Cybersecurity Protection Bill Might Differ From CISPA

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
April 26, 2012

Grinches and Scrooges Dislike Facebook This Christmas

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
December 19, 2011

Lawless Net Neutrality vs. the "Resolution of Disapproval"

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
November 9, 2011

Government Bureaucrats Can’t Prevent Data Breaches

By Ryan Radia, Luke Pelican,
November 7, 2011

Privacy Mandates are Bad News for Web Users

By Luke Pelican,
August 26, 2011

Why You Should Always Encrypt Your Smartphone

By Ryan Radia,
January 17, 2011

Keep Privacy Policies Private

By Clyde Wayne Crews,
December 10, 2010

Look to the Marketplace for Stronger Privacy Protection

By Carolyn Homer, Ryan Radia,
September 20, 2010

Nothing New About Privacy Fears

By Carolyn Homer,
August 19, 2010

Digital Due Process: Protecting Americans’ Privacy by Restoring Constitutional Limits to Government in ECPA

By Ryan Radia,
March 30, 2010

Facebook Changes Privacy Policy to Appease Canadians

By Ryan Radia,
September 17, 2009

What do 'Cybersecurity Emergency' Powers Mean for the Internet

By Clyde Wayne Crews, Ryan Radia,
September 5, 2009

Slothful Bureaucracy Fails to Protect the Public

By Hans Bader,
August 30, 2009

Is Google Book Deal a Threat to Privacy?

By Ryan Radia,
August 20, 2009

U.S. Swiss Bank Deal a Partial Victory for Financial Privacy

By John Berlau,
August 19, 2009

Don't overhype privacy fears on G1

By Ryan Radia,
February 12, 2009