Computers, Privacy & the Constitution

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Computers, Privacy, & the Constitution

Professor Eben Moglen

Columbia Law School, Spring 2013

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>		For our meeting on January 31, please begin reading PartFour. For our meeting on February 6, please read Robert O'Harrow, Jr., No Place to Hide (2005).

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Note: O'Harrow's book is delivered in DejaVu format, a wonderful free format for the representation of scanned documents like books, much more efficient and powerful than PDF, which we will also use for other readings. If you are using a free software operating system, your Firefox browser already contains a viewer for djvu files. Otherwise, there are plugins to read djvu in your browser, whether you are stuck with Microbrain Windoze or have nothing better to compute with than a rotten Apple.

 

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