By Chris Calabrese, Washington Legislative Office at 10:32am
(Update below)
Today, the nominees to the Privacy and Civil Liberties Board (PCLOB) were voted from the Senate Judiciary Committee for full consideration in the ... Read More
Sen. Al Franken (D- MN) is trying to get some answers to straightforward questions about cell-phone location tracking. Today, using our recent nationwide FOIA as a ... Read More
Today Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Representative Martin Heinrich (D-NM) and a number of cosponsors filed the Password Protection Act of 2012 in the Senate and ... Read More
The war on America's immigrants can lead to some very strange results. In a classic example, last year Republicans actually said, when it comes to immigration at ... Read More
The ACLU has stated concern again and again about the new model of internet advertising which relies heavily on tracking users as they move from website to website ... Read More
What the heck is a multistakeholder process (MSP)? The word multistakeholder is so obscure that my computer's spell check doesn't even recognize it, yet it's come ... Read More
When a hearing is calm and subdued on an issue that has been contentious for seven years, is it news? Maybe - when that issue is Real ID. I blogged last fall ... Read More
By Chris Calabrese, Washington Legislative Office at 12:16pm
Today, the White House released a new policy paper on consumer privacy which may mark an important turning point in the effort to return control over how our online ... Read More
