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Jul 26

RT @nikenberger: Excited for this week's @yaleisp Ideas Lunch w/@aselbst of @UCLA_Law on "The Legal Construction of Black Boxes."

Come join us; dm for link. https://t.co/cmWh6iYYFB

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Jul 22

Today at our Ideas Lunch @hartzog & @neilmrichards on: "The Surprising Virtues of Data Loyalty." We would want to see fiduciary duties as a crucial part of a comprehensive privacy framework. Thanks so much for joining us!

cc @NUSL @WashULaw @craignewmark https://t.co/QzlHEE5Fk1

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