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HLPR 2016 Symposium Day 1: Prof. Elizabeth Joh on Big Data and Policing

  Panelists: Elizabeth Joh, UC Davis School of Law Professor Thomas Abt, Harvard Kennedy School Adjunct Lecturer and Program in Criminal Justice Senior Research Fellow Vivek Krishnamurthy, Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinical Instructor   By Ana Choi On Monday, the Harvard Law and Policy Review kicked off its annual symposium featuring the articles in our forthcoming Volume 10.1, with this year’s theme being “Policing in America 50 Years After Miranda.” The opening …

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Big Data, Privacy and Price Discrimination: A Behavioral Economics Perspective

By Oren Bar-Gill* This is the era of Big Data. We live on the Internet. And (almost) everything about our lives – our choices, preferences, interests, location, friends, employment, income, and more – is potentially being tracked. Moreover, information that we do not reveal directly can often be inferred with the help of powerful computer algorithms. Many of us are happy to share this information in exchange for tailored ads and free services. Others bemoan the end of privacy. The proper …

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