University of Colorado Law School
433 Wolf Law Building
Phone: 303-492-0384
Google Voice: 775-572-8564 (7755-PAULOHM)
E-mail: paul.ohm@colorado.edu
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Associate Professor of Law and Telecommunications University of Colorado Law School 433 Wolf Law Building Phone: 303-492-0384 Google Voice: 775-572-8564 (7755-PAULOHM) E-mail: paul.ohm@colorado.edu |
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Publications [SSRN]Works in ProgressArchitectualist Internet Law: defining a new subspecialty of cyberlaw (with James Grimmelmann).ArticlesBroken Promises of Privacy: Responding to the Surprising Failure of Anonymization, 57 UCLA Law Review ____ (forthcoming 2010). The Rise and Fall of Invasive ISP Surveillance, 2009 University of Illinois Law Review 1417 (2009). The Myth of the Superuser: Fear, Risk, and Harm Online 41 U.C. Davis Law Review 1327 (2008).Essays, Symposia Contributions, and Technical PapersThe Argument Against Technology Neutral Surveillance Laws, 88 Texas Law Review ____ (forthcoming 2010) (symposium). Probably Probable Cause: The Diminishing Importance of Justification Standards, 94 Minnesota Law Review 1514 (2010) (symposium). Book Review, Dr. Generative or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the iPhone, 69 Maryland Law Review ___ (forthcoming 2010) (with James Grimmelmann) (reviewing Jonathan Zittrain, The Future of the Internet--And How to Stop It). Computer Programming and the Law: A New Research Agenda, 54 Villanova Law Review 117 (2009). Good Enough Privacy, 2008 University of Chicago Legal Forum 1. The Olmsteadian Seizure Clause, 2008 Stanford Technology Law Review 2. Legal Issues Surrounding Network Monitoring Research, Proceedings of the Internet Measurement Conference 2007 (invited paper) (with Dirk Grunwald and Doug Sicker). The Analog Hole and the Price of Music: An Empirical Study, 5 Journal on Telecommunications & High Techology Law 573 (2007) (with Doug Sicker and Shannon Gunaji).Short WorksArticle Review, I Always Feel Like Somebody's Watching Me, Jotwell, April 29, 2010 (reviewing Ryan Calo, People Can Be So Fake: A New Dimentsion to Privacy and Technology Scholarship). Breaking Felten's Third Law: How Not to Fix the Internet, 87 Denver University Law Review DU Process 50 (2010) (symposium). When Network Neutrality Met Privacy, 53 Communications of the ACM 30 (2010). The Greatest Threat to Privacy, invited contribution to Deep Packet Inspection, A Collection of Essays from Industry Experts, Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (2009). Do Blogs Influence SSRN Downloads? Empirically Testing the Volokh and Slashdot Effects (unpublished manuscript posted 2007) The Fourth Amendment Right to Delete, 119 Harvard Law Review Forum 10 (2005).Published Prior to Becoming a Full-Time AcademicParallel-Effect Statutes and E-Mail "Warrants": Reframing the Internet Surveillance Debate, 72 George Washington Law Review 1599 (2004). Usenet, A Case Study: On Regulating the Internet, 46 UCLA Law Review 1941 (1999) (student note).Case-RelatedBrief of Amici Curiae Electronic Freedom Foundation, Bunnell v. MPAA (9th Circuit) (with Marcia Hoffman and Kevin Bankston). Brief of Amici Curiae Experts in Computer Forensics Technology, U.S. v. Andrus (10th Circuit) (with Jennifer Granick).Non-Law Review and BloggingSeptember, 2008 - Present: Freedom to Tinker (a blog authored mostly by computer scientists founded by Ed Felten of Princeton), Permanent Blogger. August - October, 2008: Concurring Opinions, Guest Blogger. April 2007: Volokh Conspiracy, Guest Blogger. March 2007: Concurring Opinions, Guest Blogger.PresentationsNotable PresentationsPrivacy and Data Analytics, 32nd International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners, Jerusalem, Israel, October 27-28, 2010 Minimization, University of Mississippi School of Law National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law, Fourth Amendment Symposium, Oxford, Mississippi, March 9 - 11, 2011 Centre for Information Policy Leadership, 2010 Annual Membership Retreat, July 22, 2010 Privacy 3.0, Conference of Western Attorneys General Annual Meeting, Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 18 - 21, 2010 The Benefits of the Old Privacy: Restoring the Focus to Traditional Harm, Privacy Law Scholars Conference, June 4, 2010 What Do You Mean by Anonymization?, International Association of Privacy Professionals Global Privacy Summit, April 20, 2010 Symposium on Technology, Privacy, Law Enforcement, and Intelligence, Texas Law Review, February 5-7, 2010 Law and Information Society Faculty Workshop Series, Center on Law and Information Policy Fordham University Law School, January 22, 2010 2010 AALS Annual Meeting, Section on Defamation and Privacy, Fusion Centers and Beyond: New Challenges to Privacy, January 8, 2010. Symposium on Cyber Civil Rights, Denver University Law Review, November 20, 2009 Information Technology and Society Colloquium Series and Distinguished Seminar Series on Security and Privacy, New York University School of Law, November 12, 2009 Berkeley Center for Law and Technology, Conference: Social Networks: Friends or Foes?, October 23, 2009 Limitless Probable Cause: The Misguided Debate Over Justification Standards, Minnesota Law Review Symposium on Cyberlaw, October 16-17, 2009 Broken Promises of Privacy: The Failure of Anonymization, DePaul Center for IP Law and Information Technology Symposium, Chicago, IL, October 15-16, 2009 The Future of Internet Law, Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, Cardozo University, New York, NY, August 6-7, 2009 The Probability of Privacy, Privacy Law Scholars Conference, Berkeley, CA, June 5, 2009 The Probability of Privacy: Faculty Workshops at:
Local Conferences and TalksWiretapping the Internet, ATLAS Institute Series on Internet Commerce and Technology, December 8, 2008 The Law and Ethics of Network Monitoring, Silicon Flatirons, December 5, 2008 (organizer and moderator). Internet Privacy: Between Security and Privacy, Center for Science and Technology Policy Research, November 1, 2007 Recent Developments in Internet Privacy Law and Policy, Boulder Bar Association Intellectual Property Section, October 11, 2007 The Future of User-Generated Content, Silicon Flatirons, October 10, 2007 (panelist on Legal Issues panel). The Web and the West, Silicon Flatirons, March 20, 2007 (panelist on The Democratic Impulse panel). Re-examining Open Source and Community Development, Silicon Flatirons, March 5, 2007 (organizer and moderator). The Digital Broadband Migration 2007, Silicon Flatirons, February 11, 2007. The Challenges of Information Management, Silicon Flatirons, March 13, 2006 (panelist on Data Security panel). The Digital Broadband Migration 2006, Silicon Flatirons, February 19, 2006 (moderated panel on DRM). |
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