Category: friends
Aug
05
The Devolution of Voting Technology
elections, certification/testing, reform, standards, politics, problems, litigation, friends, research, policy, legalIf you're in NYC on Friday, come see me (and others) speak at the [American Bar Association Annual Meeting][1].
I'll be talking about types of voting technology, the recent CA TTBR and EVEREST reviews and implications for the 2008 elections (slides… more »
Jul
31
**L to R:** [Avi Rubin][1], [Dan Wallach][2], [David Dill][3], [Peter Neumann][4], [Debra Bowen][5] (advisor), [David Jefferson][6] (advisor), [Doug Jones][7], [Kim Alexander][8] (advisor), [Joseph Lorenzo Hall][9] (student), Andrea Mascher (student), (… more »
Jul
24
Questions about content-based research of Tor
open source, secrecy, privacy, berkeley, friends, research, policy, legal, iSchoolA paper was presented yesterday at [PETS] where a researchers from UW and UCB monitored the [Tor network] (an anonymizing network) to analyze the content, source and destination of traffic over the network (see McCoy et al. below). Chris Soghoian has a… more »
Jul
22
Brennan Center Releases *Better Ballots*
elections, reform, news, problems, friends, research, policy, usability, legalThe [Brennan Center for Justice] at the New York University School of Law has released their ballot design report, [*Better Ballots*], authored by Larry Norden, David Kimball, Whitney Quesenbery and Margaret Chen. (I was part of the task force for this… more »
Jul
12
EFF Pub Quiz
copyright, secrecy, privacy, patents, berkeley, photos, p2p, friends, food, policy, DRM, legal, defamation, education, iSchoolThis past Thursday, [EFF] hosted a Pub Quiz event where teams were asked 8 rounds of questions related to cyberlaw. Our team, from [the Berkeley Clinic], was called **Notice and TAKEDOWN**.
We tied for third place with the [Stanford CIS]/[Fair Use… more »
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