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Michael Zimmer, PhD, is a privacy and data ethics scholar at Marquette University

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Day: September 5, 2006

05Sep

Volokh Conspiracy: Data-Mining and the Fourth Amendment

Posted by Michael Zimmeron September 5, 2006in Information Law & Policy

The Volokh Conspiracy reports on a Sixth Circuit decision in a Fourth Amendment case that addresses whether querying a database triggers Fourth Amendment protection. The majority concludedthat it does not: If the government collected the data in the database in…

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05Sep
4 comments on “User-provided Labor on Web 2.0”

User-provided Labor on Web 2.0

Posted by Michael Zimmeron September 5, 2006in Information Ethics, Social Media4 Comments

Putting the cart in front of the horse, I'm starting to think about my post-dissertation research which will focus on the value & ethical implications of the emerging Web 2.0 infrastructure. One issue that seems to frequently emerge is the…

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05Sep
1 comment on “Opting Out of Online Data Vendors”

Opting Out of Online Data Vendors

Posted by Michael Zimmeron September 5, 2006in Internet, Privacy1 Comment

The Privacy Rights Clearninghouse provides a very useful list of online data vendors along with URLs and instructions to remove your information from their databases.

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