P-ISSN 2575-3819
E-ISSN 2575-3827
Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2013January 01, 2013 EDT
Just You and Me and Netflix Makes Three: Implications for Allowing “Frictionless Sharing” of Personally Identifiable Information Under the Video Privacy Protection Act
Just You and Me and Netflix Makes Three: Implications for Allowing “Frictionless Sharing” of Personally Identifiable Information Under the Video Privacy Protection Act
Kathryn Elizabeth McCabe,
video privacy protection actVPPAfrictionless sharinginformation disclosureHuluNetflixIn re Hulu Privacy LitigationDurkes v. Burrough of RunnemedeElectronic Privacy Information Center
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2013
Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2013
- Evil Angel Eulogy: Reflections on the Passing of the Obscenity Defense in CopyrightJames R. Alexander
- A Pharmaceutical Park Place: Why the Supreme Court Should Modify the Scope of the Patent Test for Reverse Payment DealsDavid Ernest Balajthy
- A "Sunbeam" of Hope: The Seventh Circuit's Solution Overcoming Disparaging Treatment to Trademark Licenses Under the Bankruptcy CodeJarrod N. Cone
- Rants and Raves: Craigslist's Attempt to Stop Innovating Third-Party Web Developers with Copyright LawStephanie Marie Davies
- Just You and Me and Netflix Makes Three: Implications for Allowing "Frictionless Sharing" of Personally Identifiable Information Under the Video Privacy Protection ActKathryn Elizabeth McCabe
Kathryn Elizabeth McCabe, Just You and Me and Netflix Makes Three: Implications for Allowing “Frictionless Sharing” of Personally Identifiable Information Under the Video Privacy Protection Act, 20 Ga J.L. & Tech. 413 (2013).