Bibliograph

Transparency 2.0, digital data and privacy in a wired world, edited by Charles N. Davis and David Cuillier

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Transparency 2.0, digital data and privacy in a wired world, edited by Charles N. Davis and David Cuillier

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Transparency 2.0

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

870439300

Responsibility statement

edited by Charles N. Davis and David Cuillier

Series statement

Communication law,, vol. 3, 2153-1390

Sub title

digital data and privacy in a wired world

Table Of Contents

The "practical obscurity" doctrine : when is a public record too public? / Sigman L. Splichal -- Tipping the scales : how the U.S. Supreme Court eviscerated freedom of information in favor of privacy / Martin E. Halstuk, Benjamin W. Cramer, & Michael D. Todd -- Public access and informational privacy in electronic government databases / Joey Senat -- Conflict in a digital world : the European context / Cheryl Ann Bishop -- Electronic court record access : present landscape, neutral principles, and the looming interloper of contextual privacy / Richard J. Peltz-Steele -- Social media and reporting on judicial proceedings : a digital era conflict / Derigan Silver -- Access to email and the right of privacy in the workplace / Kyu Ho Youm -- All the news that's fit to leak / Jonathan Peters -- Finding resolution : systems for resolving disputes and reconciling access with privacy / Daxton R. "Chip" Stewart -- Here's looking at me : the abandonment of privacy and solitude as millennials move to life online / Paul Gates

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Transparency two-point-zero

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