On Wednesday, the Senate Commerce Committee held its second full committee hearing of the year on consumer privacy. The witness […]

Keir Lamont · May 3, 2019

The debate regarding federal privacy legislation took a big step forward this week as Congress held a double-header of consumer […]

Keir Lamont · February 28, 2019

Privacy protection in the United States is characterized by multiple sector-specific privacy laws, with backstop enforcement carried out through the […]

Keir Lamont & Jacqueline Yin · February 25, 2019

Users of online services want active control over the information they share with those services. They want to ensure their […]

Ethan Wham · August 22, 2018

Over the last couple months, your inbox has undoubtedly been inundated with notices from websites and apps informing you of […]

Bijan Madhani · May 25, 2018

Last month, Congress passed the CLOUD (“Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data”) Act, legislation designed to address the complex conflict […]

Bijan Madhani · April 11, 2018

Europe can minimize and prevent repeats of WannaCry, Heartbleed and other criminal exploitation of large-scale software vulnerabilities. The way to […]

Alex Roure · March 15, 2018

As negotiations over the proposed new EU e-Privacy Regulation heat up, European policymakers are considering the broader implications for Europe’s […]

Anja Lambrecht · January 15, 2018

CNBC recently learned of a secret team in Apple’s health unit that is working to create the iTunes of health. […]

Isabelle Styslinger · July 19, 2017

This is part of a series of posts on digital issues in NAFTA. Imagining bits and bytes crossing borders around […]

Bijan Madhani · June 15, 2017