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Apr 21
RT @MFIAclinic: All of us at the clinic are incredibly grateful to @craignewmark for his generosity and continued support of our work defending the rights of journalists and promoting government accountability! https://t.co/1LNkY47hth
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Apr 21
A huge thank you to visiting fellow @HValoche for closing out this semester's Ideas Lunches with an illuminating talk on "States and Social Media"! https://t.co/yCcSSwCyzF
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Apr 20
Don't miss @HValoche at noon today closing out a brilliant semester of Ideas Lunches! DM for zoom https://t.co/P2sQqHuqJ2
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Algorithms and Economic Justice: A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the Federal Trade Commission
(August 2021 | Report)
A Taxonomy of Harms and a Path Forward for the Federal Trade Commission
Rebecca Kelly Slaughter
Identity, Thy Name Is Gordian
(May 2021 | Report)
Dan Geer
Nowhere to Hide: Data, Cyberspace, and the Dangers of the Digital World
(December 2020 | Report)
Andrew Burt
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David Robinson ’12
Wednesday, May 31
Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic Talks to OpenAI’s David Robinson ’12
Entrance to Sterling Law Building from the Courtyard
Monday, November 7
ISP Launches Majority World Initiative to Support Social Media Scholarship
The upper floors of Baker Hall against a cloudy blue sky
Monday, October 31
Conference Hosts Conversations on Threats to Transparency and the Media
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