Online Privacy

Abuses of online privacy are rampant. Online Privacy: A Reference Handbook can help insure you don't become a victim. This easy-to-understand book provides a comprehensive overview of the most critical issues revolving around such topics as social networking and online medical records. Along the way, it shares insights and information from experts active in the field and exposes many misconceptions about what is and isn't considered private in the online world. Peppered with key guideposts that will help readers grasp these complex and ever-changing issues, this guide is a simple and quick reference. It begins with an overview of online privacy and why it is so critical. Other topics include what comprises online privacy today, what protections exist in current law, and even international online privacy. The authors also present a discussion of controversies related to online privacy, as well as expert advice on steps readers can take to protect themselves.

Preface	p. xi
Background and History	p. 1
What Is Privacy? The Social, Cultural, and Legal Context of Privacy	p. 1
What Does Online Mean Today?	p. 3
How Is Online Privacy Different?	p. 4
Is Privacy Still Important?	p. 15
Adapting the Law to New Technologies	p. 17
How Ideas about Privacy Have Adapted to an Online World	p. 20
Problems, Controversies, and Solutions	p. 31
Key Controversies and Problems	p. 31
Overview of Privacy and Health Information	p. 32
Online Medical Privacy Issues	p. 33
Cloud Computing	p. 37
Social Networking	p. 40
Identity, Reidentification, and Deidentification	p. 49
Data Retention	p. 51
Privacy versus the First Amendment	p. 53
Overview of Remedies to Privacy Problems	p. 55
A Closer Look at Regulation versus Self-Regulation	p. 55
The FCRA Model	p. 58
Remedies in a Self-Regulated or Regulated World	p. 60
Consumer Choices: Opt In versus Opt Out	p. 62
Consumer Choices: Do Not Track	p. 64
Worldwide Perspective	p. 73
Introduction to International Approaches	p. 73
Basic Approaches	p. 73
Differing Privacy Rules and Data Exports	p. 77
Internet Jurisdiction	p. 94
Basic Issues	p. 94
Other EU E-Privacy Directives	p. 98
The WHOIS Database	p. 101
Chronology of Online Privacy	p. 107
Biographical Sketches	p. 127
J. Howard Beales III	p. 127
Jerry Berman	p. 128
Louis Brandeis	p. 128
Julie Brill	p. 129
Jeff Chester	p. 130
Lorrie Faith Cranor	p. 130
Mary Culnan	p. 131
Simon Davies	p. 132
David Flaherty	p. 133
Michael Geist	p. 133
John Gilmore	p. 134
Beth Givens	p. 135
Susan Grant	p. 135
Jim Harper	p. 136
Evan Hendricks	p. 137
Chris Hoofnagle	p. 137
Masao Horibe	p. 138
Jane Horvath	p. 138
Peter Hustinx	p. 139
Nuala O'Connor Kelly	p. 140
Orin S. Kerr	p. 140
Patrick Leahy	p. 141
Jon Leibowitz	p. 142
Takato Natsui	p. 142
Jules Polonetsky	p. 143
Marc Rotenberg	p. 143
Rebecca Schaeffer	p. 144
Spiros Simitis	p. 145
Richard M. Smith	p. 145
Robert Ellis Smith	p. 146
Christopher Soghoian	p. 147
Tim Sparapani	p. 147
Latanya Sweeney	p. 148
Lee Tien	p. 149
David C. Vladeck	p. 149
Willis H. Ware	p. 150
Daniel J. Weitzner	p. 151
Philip R. Zimmermann	p. 152
Data and Documents	p. 153
Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (9150)	p. 153
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) 1980 Privacy Guidelies	p. 154
Warren and Brandeis, The Right to Privacy, Harvard Law Review 1890	p. 155
Olmstead v. United States	p. 158
Katz v. United States	p. 161
Electronic Communicatinos Privacy Act	p. 162
Children's Online Privacy Protection Act	p. 169
Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003	p. 176
World Privacy Forum, Privacy in the Clouds: Risks to Privacy and Confidentiality from Cloud Computing	p. 178
Federal Trade Commission Staff Report: Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising (2009)	p. 181
California Online Privacy Protection Act	p. 184
California Office of Privacy Protection	p. 186
Directory of Organizations	p. 191
Resources	p. 219
Books	p. 219
Fiction	p. 219
Nonfiction	p. 220
Nonprint	p. 228
Video	p. 228
Movies	p. 230
Webcasts	p. 232
Sound Clips	p. 234
Articles	p. 235
Reports	p. 239
Key Government Reports	p. 239
Key Nonprofit Reports, Studies, and Documents	p. 241
Key Academic Studies and Reports	p. 243
Online Resources	p. 245
General (Nongovernment) Internet Resources	p. 245
Government Resources	p. 255
Glossary	p. 263
Index	p. 271
About the Authors	p. 297
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